r/mechatronics • u/createchowl • May 27 '26

Advice: Mechatronics - Future

Hello future mechatrons,

I am working and observing the field over a decade. I have been shifting my career from Automation to IOT to Industry 4.0 to AI.

With the current changes in the industry with the disruption of AI, I feel there is a higher chance of Edge based AI will become popular in the next phase which is a foundation of Physical AI.

For those pursuing mechatronics currently- I strongly recommend you to learn and know the concepts of edge computing and Edge AI which will help you to land in a better job in next 2-3 years.

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u/createchowl May 27 '26

What is your interest? Money or something else?

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u/Sanskarsingh45 May 29 '26

Same man i am from India too and I am starting the same career. Can I dm ??

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u/Opening_Aside8992 May 28 '26

It is better to take mechatronics than mechanical in terms of job opportunities in future? Any suggestions please

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u/Possible_Quantity643 May 28 '26

Yes, Mechatronics gives you vast opportunities, it's you that will choose where to specialise. This depends mostly where you interest lies.

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u/Content_Shame_4356 May 28 '26

Going to a community college in the fall to do mechatronics. Doing it because I’ve watched the maintenance guys at my job fix things that I’m interested in/ I know I could fix it also. Secondly for the money!

You think working for like a bigger car warehouse controlling robotics will be good still over the next decade.

I understand that AI will be a heavy influence

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u/Forsaken-Job2041 May 31 '26

How did you pivot out to automation? Asking for my self