How to Get Into Robotics

• How to Get Into Robotics, Explain the foundational aspects of robotics, covering intelligent robot components.
• Learn about the challenges in specific areas such as industrial robotics and autonomous vehicles.
• Name current areas of robotics application, highlighting challenges in social, legal, and ethical aspects.
• Identify diverse robotics careers and understand essential skills for success.

There are 2 modules in this course

• In this course, you will learn about the dynamic world of robotics.
• Which blends engineering, electronics, and computer science to create innovations that enhance our daily lives.
• You’ll learn to envision a future where humanoid robots assist the elderly, autonomous cars ensure safety and medical robots revolutionise surgical precision.
• You’ll then discover the array of exciting careers in robotics, from engineering and software development to research and project management.
• Gaining insights into the skills required for success in this rapidly advancing field.
• Click Start, a nationwide training programme designed to help young people develop digital skills, offers this course.
• Click Start offers scholarships giving free access to young people in the UK.
• Follow the link in the Click Start icon on the top, to check if you are eligible for free access!

How to Get Into Robotics

• In Week 1 you will be introduced to the subject of robotics!
• Specifically, Lesson 1 will define what a robot is, look at the ‘attributes’ of intelligent robots, and review some careers in robotics.
• Lesson 2 will look at some of the different industries that you might consider working in.
• The aim of the first week is to familiarise you with How to Get Into Robotics and the job opportunities and industries robotics thrive in.

Challenges, Opportunities and Hardwork

• “To be able to take courses at my own pace and rhythm has been an amazing experience.
•  I can learn whenever it fits my schedule and mood.”
• “I directly applied the concepts and skills I learned from my courses to an exciting new project at work.”