Hey everyone, I’m currently working as a web developer for a Fortune 500 with 1 1/2 years YOE. I make good money and it’s fully remote, but at the same time, I think robots are really cool. I don’t think I’d want to work on the vision system but more on the hardware itself, maybe with the firmware or motion controls. I think my best shot is to get a masters, but conflicted on which one to get. Should I go for a robotics program or computer engineering? Also, with factors such as location, money, clubs, and internship opportunities, should I go to a local state school or a “better” school like ..read more

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I am trying to use machine vision to track objects autonomously for my ROV project. But it requires some "clean feed" to recognise objects, so video only. Is there any way to get a video only feed from QGroundControl? and open a tab for just the video feed Thank you in advance submitted by /u/FairUseLaws [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I have a clawbot fully built from the VEX EXP kit and I would like to get started on coding the movement. I do not want to purchase the course from Vex so any free resources would be very much appreciated submitted by /u/KrystalPez [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

So i am working on building a custom slam robot , i have learnt the theoretical part of the algorithms and i want to implement them , does anyone have experience with this and can guide me in?? submitted by /u/LeatherCaterpillar97 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I have seen the demo of a robot hand using artificial muscles to do tasks. My question is, why don't we see any company researching robots with those kinds of muscles. It seems to me like there'd be a lot more dexterity and strength if they used those muscles instead of motors and servos. But, except for that demo, I haven't seen these muscles being used anywhere Here's a video for reference: https://youtu.be/guDIwspRGJ8 submitted by /u/open_23 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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? Hey Redditors! ? Seven years ago, I stumbled into a car manufacturing internship. Little did I know, it would ignite a passion for robotics that defines me today. With a degree in mechanical engineering and a master's in robotics, plus over two years of hands-on experience, I'm here to share the ride with you. ? Through this Reddit profile, I'm diving deep into the heart of robotics. From dissecting the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence to unraveling the intricate mechanics behind robotic limbs, we're leaving no stone unturned. But it's not just about the tech; it's about the ..read more

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