Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology - Robotics and Automation

Rochester Institute of Technology

The mechanical engineering technology BS – robotics and automation option allows for specialized study in all engineering aspects of industrial and collaborative robotics (cobots) along with automation/controls.RIT’s mechanical engineering technology BS – robotics and automation option allows for specialized study in all engineering aspects of industrial and collaborative robotics (cobots) along with automation/controls. This option is part of the mechanical engineering technology BS degree. The robotics and automation option focuses on the primary areas of:Human machine interface (HMI)Robot and machine mobility or locomotionManipulators and end effectorsRobot/automation programming Sensing and perceptionThe mechanical engineering technology BS – robotics and automation option begins with a course sequence that starts in the third year of the mechanical engineering technology major. This ensures that you have developed the foundational engineering skills needed for specialization in more advanced course work that focuses on the principles and dynamics of robotics and automation. Courses in robotics and automation include:Automation Control SystemsRobots and AutomationAdvanced Automation Systems and ControlRobotics: Sensors and Vision, and Electronics Manufacturing

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