Robotics & AI – Intermediate Level

Course Overview

The Robotics & AI – Intermediate Level course is designed for learners who have a foundational understanding of robotics and are ready to explore advanced concepts. This course provides an in-depth dive into robotics systems, advanced microcontrollers, electronics, IoT, and artificial intelligence applications. Through hands-on projects and real-world case studies, students will develop advanced skills in programming, sensor integration, autonomous control, and robotics communication technologies. By the end of the course, participants will have built and programmed sophisticated robotic systems, preparing them for advanced research or industry applications.

Course Objectives

Develop a deep understanding of robotics, including computer vision, multi-robot systems, and autonomous control.
Gain expertise in advanced microcontrollers and development boards such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and ESP32.
Learn sensor fusion techniques and PCB design for robotics applications.
Master advanced programming techniques, including real-time operating systems and custom library development.
Explore IoT integration with robotics for smart, interconnected systems.
Apply acquired knowledge to a final project, demonstrating advanced robotics and AI concepts in action.

Class Structure

The course runs for nine months, with daily sessions of 1.5 hours each. Students will undergo six assessments throughout the program, ensuring a structured evaluation of progress. The course culminates in one major final project, allowing learners to apply their skills in a real-world robotics application.

Course Content

This intermediate-level course takes robotics enthusiasts to the next stage, introducing them to advanced microcontrollers, complex sensor integration, and intelligent robotic systems. Students will explore computer vision, swarm robotics, IoT-enabled automation, and custom PCB design. With a strong emphasis on hands-on projects, real-time programming, and autonomous control, this course bridges the gap between basic robotics and industry-level applications. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to design, build, and program intelligent, interconnected robotic systems for modern-day applications.