Mechatronics engineering at Monash University - Australia
- Faculty of Engineering
Building 72, Clayton campus
Monash University,VIC 3800
AUSTRALIA
Phone: +61 3 9905 3404
Fax: +61 3 9905 3409
Email: engineering.enquiries@monash.edu
What do mechatronics engineers do?
Mechatronics
engineers design new products or improve existing devices by adding
mechatronic elements. They also design, construct and run factory
production lines and processes.
Mechatronics engineers are responsible for devices such as:
- Antiskid braking systems
Clothes dryers that adjust their operation based on the dampness of the clothes
Washing machines that can sense the amount of dirt in the washing load and vary water and electricity to suit
Chemical sensors in microwave ovens that can monitor the smell of food to ensure it is cooked perfectly.
Careers in mechatronics engineering
You
will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to design, build and
operate the intelligent products and systems of today and tomorrow.
The
applications for mechatronics engineering are virtually unlimited and
the need for professionals in this progressive field is increasing. You
will be in high demand.
There are many research opportunities for
mechatronics engineers in nanotechnology, robotics, by-wire technologies
for motor vehicles, bioengineering and many other developing fields.
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