Career Spotlight: Mechatronics Engineer

Mechatronics engineer Leila Madrone works to improve concentrating solar power systems.
Learn more about this video, including educational resources, from QUEST: ow.ly/tUlsg

[@gowonscrunchyscalp]

Damn. She smart af. Graduated and Mastered in MIT as a Mechatronics Engineer. Big respect to this awesome and creative woman.

[@Jiggly12]

This is truly the type of engineering i was looking for, programming, electrical and mechanical engineering. Its the dream!

[@manankhan6056]

Amazing work...I'm a mechatronics engineer and proud to be a mechatronics engineer because we can do a lot of stuff in different fields...

[@3rdwheel2023]

I call this iron man engineering.

[@Harry-is6vn]

+Supranee Teerakraisri yeah

[@andromedagalaxynebula5751]

Tony stark went to MIT and got two master's degrees in electrical engineering and physics. I guess you can say mechatronics engineering is iron man engineering because its mechanic, electrical, computer science and control systems. I love it.

[@91722854]

@@andromedagalaxynebula5751 nowadays, with mechatronics and physics degree (& real passion for them), u are then invincible

[@gabrielvasquez9226]

Plus physics since that combines aerospace nuclear mathematics mechanical and electrical He nuclear powered used aerospace as it flew

[@sioux22]

I just call it VCR and printer engineering

[@sixtocorralescastle4092]

This is the motivation i needed for starting the 4th semester of my carreer

[@josemanuelballesterosqueza6555]

This video changes my point of view that my career is only in the industrial field but it can be used in different media good for me and it also inspires me to realize my ideas regarding my career

[@emmanuelporcayomanjarrez4553]

The mechatronics career involves different skills and knowledge of some branches of science, that's more noticeable when a project is carried out since it can be done from design to creation and programming of it, I think it's a very versatile career and where there is room for creativity when creating something at the same time that it's a well-paid career and that's why it caught my attention and I made the decision to study that career.

[@MrEvilyogurt]

word of warning doing my mechatronics and robotics degree at the moment , its a TON of work . Alot of it isnt fun but it is worth it in the end

[@lazar2175]

Yeah, i just finished and got my master degree and trust me it is pain in the butt, hydraulics, technical mechanics, digital electronics and other stuff you have to know like your name.

[@atomic_atom]

I am about to start my journey down this path next year, As I will be studying this as well. Any advice for the upcoming years or just that it's a challenge?

[@lazar2175]

@@atomic_atom You just have to stay solid because there will be times you wish you didn't start with this, but in the end it is worth it. First time you get your led to light up, your piston to extend or your robot to function you will feel such joy and satisfaction. Also, be prepared to invest a lot of money and time into learning. You will need to know C++, AutoCAD, FluidSIM, PartSIM, Excel... Also you will need expensive stuff like rapidographs which are like $80 a set, a good mechanical pencil is like $35, the compass is atleast $15 and it adds up quickly, i broke the $500 barrier within a month. And then add the price of your PC and programs.. Also, you will need some talent and i recommend taking up art classes early on, it helps with your sketches and you will be able to express yourself better. If you are not good at math then you may not even do it, the physics are kind of hard to learn but possible while math is just unbearable. I used to have 5(highest grade) and i'm now on the border of 1 and 2 (1 means im not passing)

[@atomic_atom]

@@lazar2175 Thanks! I'll keep that in mind. I used to not be good at math. but I would say I found a place for it and now I do really good. I kinda know it's a lot. I know someone who has failed three different people who failed math two in High School one college.

[@austinjohnson3977]

Is it aot of calculus? I'm starting out at a community college and I just finished calc 1 and in moving on to 2.

[@gondala]

I love mechatronics too, but my path is different. I take bachelor degree in physics, master degree in mechatronics, and now persuing in doctoral programme in control theory (engineering science). I know for undergraduate student, mechatronics is difficult because you must familiar with physics, mathematics, and electronics. Just don't lose your passion in mechatronics...

[@nicolasvegabetancourt7404]

These types of videos are very interesting, and they are more when you study mechatronics engineering since it shows us some things that we can do in addition to that we have different work areas and we can choose the one we like the most, it motivates us even more when it mentions the approximate salary of an engineer in mechatronics and that can increase.

[@joseantoniomagadanbernal4926]

An excellent video explains and makes you see how mechatronics is what mechatronics integrates explains to you with a project in which she is involved and the low costs of carrying that project and how beneficial it becomes with the passage weather.

[@imperialknight45]

By the grace of god and thanks to this lady I’ve finally found my purpose

[@mariafernandacruzvillegas5595]

Hello, I am Fernanda, I am studying engineering in mechatronics, I like to see how the career can help with the care of the environment, besides that I am happy to see the work of women studying this career. I liked the video, it inspires me to create projects that help the environment.

[@omorkhan3437]

Do very few women study in mechatronics?

[@javiertruebapichardo5827]

The mechatronic engineering career is a combination of electronics and mechanics with which new ideas can be generated such as heliostats that are cheaper than a solar panel, since it is generated more than a solar panel, since it can be programmed, that is very interesting, due to the fact that it is programmed so that it follows the path of the sun to capture the greatest amount of light, they move based on air capsules that change in size to be able to position themselves exactly. For this project the combination of electronics, design and above all mathematics is necessary.

[@fairytail6804]

I found my purpose

[@lefterismagkoutas4430]

Omg same

[@lafeo0077]

Fairy Tail Same, but I don't know how to got about it.

[@muhammadsiddiqui2244]

Me Too

[@praytherosaryeveryday2709]

@@lafeo0077 go to college

[@floresquirozjesuseduardo8436]

Having an interest in a career and better yet taking care of it is the best since you are passionate about knowing more about that field, it helps you improve, in the case of macarronic engineering your field of work is infinite once you decide to invent and innovate. Currently most companies and jobs are done thanks to the programming of robots or computer-based systems since the electronic age is growing by leaps and bounds.

[@lefterismagkoutas4430]

That's what I want to do omg I found my purpose

[@mohamedsalahmoghazy4062]

Great enthusiasm guys I hope you take to action I am an undergraduate Mechatronics engineer who share you that passion Wish you all the success in your career

[@joseescalona8312]

I know huh, thinking about it. It’s either this or being a welding engineer 🍻

[@alvinkebatile7241]

@@joseescalona8312 I misread that as wedding engineer hahaha

[@joseescalona8312]

Alvin Kebatile ha ha, If that career existed it would be in high demand 😂

[@kiriInvestigator4597]

how have you been doing concerning your purpose?

[@ericksamuelmendozamendoza4954]

It is an interesting project on how to direct sunlight in the day. Also trying to reduce the size of the panels is something remarkable because those currently used are very large and by making the models smaller they would be cheaper and more efficient in their I use this that is being done is important because it would help many places and with it we could generate clean energy for a longer time the use of this mechatronic race and its implications are very interesting with various applications as it teaches us to be creative in everything we observe

[@jocelynmolinabermudez1517]

This is a great video since for now I study the same and it is a fabulous inspiration and motivation, not only for me but also for colleagues who study the same as me. And your project to be developed is incredible because the management and planning of projects is very important.

[@azpi9805]

This is the job tip that many of us look for but it can only be achieved with a lot of work and effort, it is unfortunate that in my country they do not give opportunities to recent university graduates since companies seek more than 3 years of experience, and also the salaries are very low, compared to a high school or technical career

[@sergiooliver7962]

This video is a great inspiration for me, who is currently studying the career and shows all the diversity that the career has in the labor field and in the same way how we can develop as professionals designing and creating things that benefit most of the population. population with this knowledge in technology

[@aldovalencia9265]

It is a very interesting video since a person who studies mechatronics speaks and is very well prepared in addition to telling us about his project that he wants to implement using all the tools that the career entails, later it does not encourage us to be people with an engineer attitude since we must solve any problem when it arises because we must be prepared for any problem that may arise of any kind since she, thanks to her project, will solve the problem of investment in solar panels.

[@miguelangelserranozepeda64]

I also like mechatronics, I am currently studying Mechatronics engineering although it is focused on making flexible manufacturing systems, for many the career is complicated because they must be familiar with physics, mathematics, electronics, electricity, programming among other subjects. . But I know that if you do something that really appeals to you, it doesn't become tedious or complicated.

[@busyinverse4300]

How are your views now its been 1 year? Also would you recommend me I am thinking of doing it

[@jfausset]

I really like this solution. I would guess it to be much cheaper than conventional trackers, but I think it can go a step further and be driven by solar gain heat, similar to what you would see in a greenhouse beeswax pneumatic actuator.

[@TheMrLappis]

I finally found my purpose. (My question though, why the hell am I seeing so many like-minded people here claiming the same thing?)

[@AR-xb2nn]

Maybe cause we all saw iron man , I though computer engineering was for me but after seeing this I had to switch.

[@bluedaylight1243]

People said its kinda hard to find university that majoring in mechatronics, maybe you or somebody else know the best university for mecha??

[@ermalhoti224]

love to study this

[@jesusestradavilchis5959]

I am Jesus and I am currently studying Mechatronics, it is a very interesting career and I got the idea of seeing a project that is sustainable and that it can be implemented in the most efficient way possible. In the future this project will be used in most possible areas since it is a good idea, I also share the idea that Mechatronics has many areas where you can develop your knowledge, experiment and work in the best way, I liked the video because I study Mechatronics and I am very excited to know what things I can do

[@himanthkumarmanne7248]

really very inspirational

[@hectorfabiandelabarra7235]

Excellent video!!

[@Zoonofski]

Great explaination!

[@kingtangoim9056]

Great video

[@unruly1ne978]

This Lady is my hero 🤟🏽👨‍🏭

[@yahiyashaikh9146]

thanks... I like mecharmonic .

[@bullygram]

I have a lot of barriers, electronic, mechanics. Today I can only envision, but I am growing and consuming knowledge and experience!

[@m3tr0idgrl]

I want to get into this but I don’t even know where to start!

[@minivantoirog2089]

Yes this is what i really want to do

[@elliotstrickland5004]

Awesome!

[@souvikmollik8582]

Beauty with Brain ❤️ Respect 999+

[@arastogi007]

I want to do mechatronics engineering after completing my mechanical degree

[@adsadejglanboot6543]

Nice Thank you

[@knowledgekeeda]

Hi I also mechatronics engineering , which company best for mechatronics engineer

[@CirnoakaHRLin]

Well, I major in Mechatronics, but It's a little hard.

[@yeezybanks309]

How’s it going for you

[@alvinkebatile7241]

@@yeezybanks309 He had to give up KZbin. I'm pretty sure he's good haha

[@bahaatamer1245]

A little? Bruh I'm literally evading my studies right now. 😅

[@ryanmckenna2047]

She's an inspiration.

[@pfk5207]

I study mechatronics, its really hard, you have to know math really good.

[@austinjohnson3977]

What kind if math?

[@Alex-vi5kp]

@@austinjohnson3977 I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering and have taken a mechatronics course. Mechacatronics deals with mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, and control theory. All these disciplines require knowledge of calculus, most notably differential equations. Then the field gets more into control theory which requires modeling the physics of the system and being able to control it with microcontrollers which requires coding. You'll need to understand state space modeling in order to control the system. Then you need to build the system which requires knowledge of electrical engineering. What I'm trying to say it's a multifaceted field, and you probably won't get bored because you're doing a lot of different things. If you're interested in this stuff I recommend studying mechanical engineering then enter the field of mechatronics. You'll be more than prepared for the math by then. I have some engineering videos on my channel if you're interested! Not necessarily mechatronics though...

[@bahaatamer1245]

@@austinjohnson3977 if you start complaining about Calculus in high school, you're definitely NOT gonna love the surprise this major has for you.

[@cherrytheanimator3806]

DEFIANTLY NOT AS HARD A BEING A DOCTOR!!

[@ShadowViking47]

@@cherrytheanimator3806 The schooling to become an engineer is harder than the schooling to become a doctor. Becoming a doctor just takes more time.

[@seema5182]

I’m a studying mechatronics engineering IM ON MY FIRST YEAR and I’m scared already 🙂👍🏻

[@nomiviral2201]

I love Control system

[@davida.5917]

wow ,ready i take a decision my decision is for career of Mechatronics Engineer

[@hanan8294]

الله يوفقك اختاه

[@gabrielsperez30]

Cool, I love it :)

[@bacawaka2813]

they have a certificate at my university. I am debating on this W/robotics, electrical or aerospace engineering.

[@nomiviral2201]

I’m doing electrical engineering

[@derarty4290]

I wonder how far they have got

[@maxpil3682]

Do you think I can work in aerospace companies if I study as a mechatronic engineer?

[@ninjastorm9669]

I am a student of mechatronics engineering and in mechatronics there are electronics, electrical, mechanical, computer programming, electronics, cnc machining, robotics and much more in one field and I am now 2 year student

[@Can-zv6oh]

Im gonna start study in mechatronics engineering. can i work as Aeronautical engineer after i finish?

[@JohnSmith-st9ho]

Awesome :-)

[@paulalexandre4190]

Could compliant material be use for the above project ?!

[@Abdullah-qf4qf]

Hey i complete recently 12 i have a question which is better CFA or MECHATRONICS engineering plz guide me my seniorz

[@lafeo0077]

I want to become a mechatronics engineer. How should I go about it, can anyone help? I love building, creating, programming, also know how to solder and have a good load of experience. I am still in the 10th. How should I go over to become a mechatronics engineer, after school. Any courses, tips anything.

[@blackezi3]

After high school go to a community college and major in Mechatronics Technology for a 2 year degree. Then go to a 4 year school and get a Bachelor's degree in either Physics or any type of Engineering (preferably Electrical or Mechanical)

[@villanuevagonzalo4386]

Hey, for anyone who sees this, does anyone know good universities to study Mechatronics Engineering? I've looking for but I got no answer

[@tamilmarans6924]

I'm BE mechatronics engineering. How to get job in abroad. Please reply

[@bahaatamer1245]

I'm one of these people who once had a passion for Engineering and managed to make it to an undergraduate degree, but I lost my interest just because the subjects I am doing in my first year just don't seem... relevant to what I want! Any suggestions or help on how to get back on track?

[@awabrhamtalla2695]

Explore17 have some patience, try joining an engineering club or make a project in your field .. when i started to lost my interest i made high powered rocket . That experience put my knowledge into the test and gave me a real life applications of what i've studied as well as the joy of solving problems and watching the final model work just fine.

[@shantanu925]

I found my purpose omg!!

[@pasindutheshan]

Literally my dream

[@anyaozioma9583]

Pls what University did you study mechatronics

[@chathuraranganath9059]

I decided to do Mechatronics engineering after seeing this video, now I’m in my final year.. And guysss this is a trap don’t fall 😂😂😅

[@caronimaca]

Why is it a trap?

[@derwisseen5617]

@@caronimaca ye why is it a trap?

[@Can-zv6oh]

Guys can we work in any space company with this degree? now i am studying in mechatronics engineer but i really wanna be a aeronautical engineer.

[@rosatwinkleblossom]

Did you find an answer?

[@goodandzloi]

Hey MIT engineer: We have problem of climate change and of creating a universe in lab! Can you please solve it?

[@NiteSaiya]

Now interview someone from Biomechatronics!

[@ODoors]

Wtf

[@rakinrahman890]

@@ODoors lol

[@georgealbo]

i see i are working on electronics circuit design , C# program to get real data , could you give me a good resources for practical electronic design that helps to inspire you

[@MdAbdullah-lb5mh]

Alhamdulliha

[@marymopah9782]

I would like my son to study robotic and mechatronic engineering

[@feelthemusicwithinshot6967]

Where are you from

[@anilsharma-ev2my]

Use atmospheric pressure piston One kilometers square area gives so much energy that you can turned a flywheel and a hydrogen economy become possible round the universe You take me as your partner so we become rich by become head of world hydrogen economy

[@charles26842]

I have found my purpose, time to seize it !

[@bjay6886]

i study this course

[@bjay6886]

finally got my diploma in mechatronics engineering and right now taking a degree in mechatronics engineering

[@touqeerali8073]

I have DAE Mechatronics with 82%. I find job

[@sechelanjisiwila9164]

How old are u

[@ayushvaidande5579]

Do you smoke?

[@unknown-fv2ju]

Just got what I was searching for ........

[@aungsoemoegl9042]

a dream

[@n.s.7462]

BRROO THE MOUSE DOE IS IT EVEN CALLED A MOUSE?

[@arklanbk]

she has the crazy eyes

[@Hamzakhan1o]

This is a damn hard field it literally sucks your brain I took admission in it to look cool but it's a nightmare

[@liger411]

I've heard that mechatronic engineers are sometimes considered an inferior field because instead of mastering one area they get the basics of everything, is this true and is it hard to find a job as a mechatronics engineer?

[@ItIsYourBoyMe]

I am currently studying mechatronics and I have heard this as well. I don't think it will be a problem though. It is a very specialised field of work indeed, but also one that more and more companies need. As told to me it is a combination of three principles: mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and informatics. Knowledge of only one of these principles can not give the best result for the specific task a mechatronical engineer performs.

[@ManMadeToons]

***** Can you tell me your progress along your jourey, I want to do mechatronics as a hobby and make AWESOME robots and mechanisms etc.

[@ItIsYourBoyMe]

Well if you would want to do so, I suggest you read a book on industrial automation. If you are dutch I recommend "Industriele Automatiseringstechnieken" by A. Drost. Do know mechatronics are very expensive. If you would want to make small things like robots I would say you best look into electrical engineering. Maybe you can buy a small robot kit. That way you will get to know the basics. Next quarter I will be building custom speakers for credit. I can keep you posted on that if you would like.

[@ManMadeToons]

***** Yes please, Inform me on your journey in mechatronics I am very interested.

[@muhammedjazeel223]

Lkvrijn64

[@psychicspy]

That isn't how you solder SMD components by hand.

[@mr.tesla2837]

I envy you.

[@TheMrLappis]

Ps. This chick needs to learn how to blink. My eyes hurt now

[@candytech3543]

Will you marry me???

[@Pakste]

I dont recommend this field as a mechatronics, hard to find a job and the salary is way worse than a software engineering. Go se and stydy C#, easy to find a job and career would be better...

[@garystinten9339]

Asko it's a multiskilled job.. it had mechanical, electrical and software dude. add physics to that and you're iron man.

[@fourmonroy4]

Yeah. All she did was study at M.I.T. No big deal😞

[@Mx6D]

Illuminati-Ufo yh, I don't think there are many jobs like this, and the ones that exist only the best of the best get them

[@mcgyverhadouken930]

Empty egg carton

[@southwest3369]

Pointless study, poorly paid compared to mechanical or electrical engineers usually don’t have enough experience electrically or mechanically to competently work independently on either electrical or mechanical systems I have worked in the rolling stock, nuclear and aerospace industry and sit in on interview to employ candidates we are sold to always select someone who is an electrical engineer or mechanical engineer over someone who is mechatronics we have a maintenance team who service and calibrate robotics and CNC lathes machine tools ect and they have employed a few mechatronics people and had to let them go and employ 4 electrical engineers and 4 mechanical engineers because the mechatronics people just didn’t understand enough in depth of either field at Rolls-Royce aerospace we call them failed electrical engineers.

[@eltiobarrio]

A women? HAHAHAHAHAHA