What exactly does a robotics engineer do?
ANSWER from Sami Schilly on 10 November 2005: First off, thank you for your question regarding robotics engineering. According to the Princeton Review, Robotics Engineers design and maintain robots, develop new applications to utilize the potential of robots, and conduct research to expand the future potential of robotics. Also according to the Princeton Review, manufacturing engineering is currently the field of engineering most invested in robotic development. Engineering, as a whole, is the study and application of the sciences, predominantly physics and mathematics, to develop and maintain a variety of processes most deem vital in everyday life. So for robotics engineering, depending on which concentration you would be most interested in, you would apply your learnings to develop the physical beings used in robotics (mechanical, electrical, computer science, manufacturing, possibly civil), the software used in robotics (mostly computer science), or there are even possibilities with
