Degree in Robotics

The International Federation of Robotics (IFR) defines service robotics as “robot or equipment for personal or professional use that performs tasks useful to humans excluding applications for industrial automation”.

The differentiation with respect to industrial robotics lies in the intended application. Thus, industrial robotics refers to those robots used in industrial automation applications. In addition, they are usually large in size, have similar functionalities and perform repetitive tasks.

In contrast, service robots tend to be smaller and more mobile, but their functionalities vary depending on their end application.

Want to know more? Check out this article and discover all the differences between the two.

Robotic engineering is a discipline that combines the knowledge and technological advances of other branches of engineering, such as mechanics, electronics, computer science, telecommunications, industrial engineering, etc., through which engineers design, develop and operate robots for different purposes.

Service robotics is a discipline that focuses the work of robotic applications and devices on the end user and their interaction with them.

You will use several programming languages, including C++, C#, Python, JavaJDK or Java JRE, along with their most used libraries.

You will learn how to use the main development environments such as Express.js, Visual Studio, TensorFlow, Anaconda, NLTK, Apache and Eclipse.

You will use software development tools such as SQL Server, MongoDB, OpenCV and Tableau.

Visualization and prototyping tools Autodesk Fusion 360. AutoCad, Proteus, Ltspice, Figma, Adobe Creative Cloud, KiCad, RobotStudio, Gazebo Simulator

Because at UDIT we offer you a unique and winning methodology. Based on a vocation for creativity, innovative and current curricula, the incorporation of technology and innovation as the backbone, training based on real projects and critical thinking instilled by the faculty.

The market currently demands professionals capable of leading technology and robotization projects in areas such as logistics, agriculture, transportation, automotive, aeronautics, services and healthcare.

The official degree is an intersection between robotics, programming, artificial intelligence, user experience and design. A pioneering degree in the Spanish university by focusing on Human-Centered Robotics. With an innovative and updated curriculum, it takes as a reference the Anglo-Saxon studies of Human-Centred Robotics .

If you come from the Spanish educational system, you must meet at least one of the following requirements to study this degree at UDIT:

• To have passed the University Entrance Exam (EVAU) with a grade of APTO.

• Students coming from a Higher Level Training Cycle or FP II.

• Students entering from completed Spanish university studies.

• Students accessing through the University Entrance Examination for those over 25 years of age, for those over 40 years of age and for those over 45 years of age.

Students from educational systems outside Spain:

• Students from pre-university education systems of European Union member states and countries with reciprocity agreements.

• Students in possession of the International Baccalaureate Diploma.

• Students from foreign pre-university education systems.

• Students with foreign university studies who access through homologation of their studies.

• Students with official foreign university studies completed or not yet completed, who gain access through official validation.

The first step is to request information, you can do it through the web, by phone at 91 555 25 28 or by email: orientación.universitaria@udit.es.

The next step is to perform the level test, whose objective is to know the student’s academic competencies, allowing the detection of reinforcement actions before the beginning of the course.

Once you have taken the test and have been notified of your admission to UDIT, make a registration reservation to guarantee your place for the next course.
Places are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis.

Yes, all the degrees offered at UDIT are official and internationally recognized.

You must be careful with other degrees offered in the market as “Official Degrees” that in reality are not.

To check if a degree is official, you should consult the website of the RUCT (Registro de Universidades, Centros y Títulos), an official body belonging to the Ministry of Universities that oversees academic organization and university officialdom.

All our Degrees start from scratch, so it is not necessary to take a specific type of baccalaureate. However, if you have any doubts, you can consult this article for more information.

It is true that, due to the typology of our degrees, it is usually recommended to take a bachelor’s degree in science and technology, with special attention to subjects such as Mathematics and, if possible, having taken subjects related to Computer Science, Programming, Computing and Technology in general.

Although not essential, previous programming experience and participation in personal software development projects is a significant added value.

At the end of the Robotics Degree you will be able to work in positions such as:

• Developer of robotic systems for different industrial sectors.
• Application programmer for robotic systems.
• Developer of user interfaces applied to human-machine interaction.
• Maintenance of automated lines.
• Developer of AIoT electronic solutions based on embedded systems.

UDIT does not require a cut-off mark for admission to the Degree in Robotics. However, due to the specificity of these, potential students must take their own specific admission tests.

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