rajkiran

1. Learn about electronics ,2. Buy some books ,3. Start off small ,4. Get LEGO Mind storms if you don’t have any programming experience ,5. Enter a contest – I.E. Build a ‘bot to do something ,6. Work regularly on your ‘bots ,7. Read about mistakes of others ,8. Don’t be a tightwad ,9. Ask LOTS of questions ,10. Share you’re experinces with others

whitebolt

I chose a 5 year Masters degree in Robotics (which gave equal focus to the three core areas). At the time, I figured that was the way that people get into robotics. However, I was soon to find out that my route was far from standard. Most people working in robotics had arrived through one or a combination of the following routes, through a mixture of undergraduate and graduate degree courses.1)"The Body" - Mechanical Engineering 2)"The Nervous System" - Electrical and Electronic Engineering 3)"The Brain" - Computer Science

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