Quiz: Robotic Engineering Education
Quiz: Robotic Engineering Education
About 14 percent of robotic engineers are right out of college. Moreover, it’s a field dominated by mechanical engineers, with most holding a bachelor’s degree.
More than any other field, robotic engineering promises to be a “learning on the job” endeavor with the opportunity to grow with an industry.
ARK Investment Management predicts automation will add five percent, or $1.2 trillion, to U.S. GDP in the next five years. And far from eliminating them, the World Economic Forum predicts automation will result in a net increase of 58 million new jobs.
What do you know about the professionals who call themselves robotic engineers? Take the quiz below:
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