Our robotics program offers an innovative approach to hands-on learning. The productive curriculum prepares students to fulfill the growing and expected demands for entry-level careers. The immersive programming will teach students key aspects of robotics principles, designs, and operations. Our two fully-equipped robotics laboratories contain various state-of-the-art technologies and equipment, including Baxter, a multifunctional and articulated manufacturing robot.<br>With advanced equipment and brand-new collaborative spaces, students will master foundational industry skills prior to graduation through CETA's robotics engineering program.<br><br>Students will experience core areas of robotics including sensors, actuators, mobile processors, computer vision, machine learning, and artificial intelligence (AI), as well as fundamental principles of perception, localization, locomotion, and control of advanced mechanisms. Current multidisciplinary research efforts related to robotics in CETA cover not only ground vehicles but also underwater and aerial vehicle domains.