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Autonomous Mobile Robotics

Autonomous Mobile Robotics in action

Designing, building, and maintaining robots to solve problems in industries from manufacturing to aerospace, mining to medicine.

Autonomous Mobile Robotics could be for you if you like:

  • Complex problems
  • Fixing things
  • Making things
  • Things that move
  • Using computers
  • Using tools
  • Working as a team

More about Autonomous Mobile Robotics

Robots play an increasing role in our lives and places of work in areas as diverse as manufacturing, agriculture, aerospace, mining, and medicine.

Mobile robots begin with a design and then a prototype which must be programmed and tested to make sure it offers a high and consistent level of performance.

The mobile robotics engineer must be familiar with logic, microprocessors, and computer programming and prepare specifications for the robot's capabilities as they relate to the work environment. They are also responsible for cost efficient design, cost-price calculations, and quality control.


Recent medallists in Autonomous Mobile Robotics

WorldSkills Lyon 2024

  • Photo of Canhao Fang

    Canhao Fang

    China
    Gold

  • Photo of Jiajun Jiang

    Jiajun Jiang

    China
    Gold

  • Photo of Gyeomon Gim

    Gyeomon Gim

    Korea
    Gold

  • Photo of Yonghyeon Kim

    Yonghyeon Kim

    Korea
    Gold

  • Photo of MING-CHE WU

    MING-CHE WU

    Chinese Taipei
    Bronze

  • Photo of YUAN-CHEN CHIANG

    YUAN-CHEN CHIANG

    Chinese Taipei
    Bronze

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Studica is a leading developer, manufacturer, and distributor of mechanical, electronic, and software systems for the mobile robotics and STEM/STEAM education markets. Studica is responsible for the development of the authorized WorldSkills Mobile Robotics Competition Collection and assists in the development of the skill to industry standards.


Occupational Standard

The WorldSkills Occupational Standard specifies the knowledge, understanding and specific skills that underpin international best practice in technical and vocational performance. It should reflect a shared global understanding of what the associated work role(s) or occupation(s) represent for industry and business.

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