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Adaptive Robotics

  • Starts February and September
  • English
  • 30 ECTS
  • 5 months
Eindhoven
Are you fascinated by robotics and eager to explore how adaptive systems can change the future? Do you want to work on real-world projects that involve designing and programming robots? If so, the Adaptive Robotics minor is the perfect opportunity for you!

About this minor

The Adaptive Robotics minor focuses on the design, programming, and application of robots that can adapt to changing environments. This minor offers a hands-on experience where you will work on projects that integrate robotics with artificial intelligence to create innovative solutions.

Why the minor Adaptive Robotics?

  • Hands-on experience with the latest robotic technologies.
  • Learn how to integrate AI into robotic systems.
  • Work on real-world projects that solve practical problems.
  • Gain skills in designing, programming, and testing adaptive robots.
 

More about the minor

This minor bridges the gap between theory and practice, allowing you to apply your knowledge in projects that involve the development of adaptive robotic systems. You'll learn from experienced professionals and collaborate with peers on cutting-edge projects.

 

 

 

 

Programme

You will learn the basics of Adaptive Robotics through engaging courses. You’ll gain the necessary knowledge to work on projects during these theory lessons. 
Get to know the practical side of Adaptive Robotics as well as your fellow students during so-called challenges. These are smaller projects on which you’ll work as part of a team. Experience what it’s like to work with robotics and develop the skills you learned during your theory classes.
Assessment of the minor is based on an industry-related project. Companies, research projects and other organisations ask for your help with real-life issues. You have the freedom to choose the area in which you want to specialise during this project. The choice is yours! 
Upon successfully completing the minor, you have the knowledge and skills to work practically with robotics. You have gained hands-on experience. 
 

 

For who?

This minor is open to students who: 

  • are motivated to work on complex, interdisciplinary projects. 
  • have a background in engineering, computer science, or a related field. 
  • preferably have a basic understanding of programming and electronics. 

 

 

How to apply for this minor

Sign up for a minor starting in September from February 1 until July 1 at the latest.

Sign up for a minor starting in February from July 1 until December 15 at the latest.

Please note

  • Not every minor starts in February and in September. You can find the start dates at the top of the minor's page.
  • To take part in the minor, you must have obtained your propaedeutic diploma or have permission from the examination board of your programme.

 
 

Agenda

Register here for one of our activities. This way you can be sure whether this is the minor for you! We hope to see you soon!

There are currently no activities planned for this study programme. Please contact us if you have any further questions.

Practical information

The language of instruction for this minor is English. Proficiency in English is necessary to fully participate in the coursework and projects.

A minor regulation informs you about what you will learn, how the assessment is structured, and when you have completed the minor. As a student, you can derive rights from the minor regulation.

Go to minor regulations