[Answer] If your younger sibling were about to study industrial robotics in college, what would you tell them?

[Answer] If your younger sibling were about to study industrial robotics in college, what would you tell them?

1. Value theory. A solid theoretical foundation is one of the main differences between formal academic training and other paths, and it determines how far and how high you can go in your chosen field.

2. Aim high. Overall, robotics technology in China still lags behind. Key algorithms and core components are still largely controlled by foreign companies. If you choose to work in this industry, you should at least have the ambition to push forward. Even better, try to do research in key areas rather than being satisfied with existing applications and the status quo.

3. Teaching and learning reinforce each other; combine study with practice. Industrial robotics is a discipline that is closely tied to hands-on work. If you have the chance, do as much practical work as possible and learn how robots are actually used in the real world.

4. Learn broadly from other fields. Industrial robotics is only one part of the industrial world. Under the broader trend of Industry 4.0, understanding the internet, the Internet of Things, and industrial automation technologies can greatly enhance your understanding of industrial robotics itself.