Roboclass and robotics education

Roboclass connects robotics education at the University of Tartu Narva College with hands-on learning, real robotic platforms and applied development tasks.

Students learn the fundamentals of robotics and control systems, and then apply this knowledge by operating, testing and programming robots. This practical learning environment helps them understand how robots move, sense, collect data, make decisions and interact with their surroundings.

Hands-on robotics learning

Roboclass helps students move from theory to practice. They work with robotic platforms and laboratory equipment to connect mechanics, electronics, software, sensors, data and control systems into functioning robotic solutions.

This practical experience supports learning in robotics, programming, robot control, computer vision, data capture and applied artificial intelligence.

What students learn

In Roboclass, students develop knowledge and skills that support further studies, student projects, internships, thesis work and future work in robotics-related fields.

Students learn to:

• understand the fundamentals of robotics and control systems;
• operate, test and programme robotic platforms;
• analyse robot movement and interaction with the environment;
• work with sensors, actuators and data capture;
• connect hardware and software into functioning robotic systems;
• apply programming, computer vision and control principles in practical tasks;
• develop ideas for robotic applications in industry and society.

Linked to Robotics and Applied Data Science

Robolab is closely linked to the master’s programme in Robotics and Applied Data Science at the University of Tartu Narva College.

The programme prepares specialists who can apply robotics, data capture, machine learning and artificial intelligence in industry, entrepreneurship, everyday life and research. Roboclass supports this learning environment by giving students access to robotic platforms, laboratory equipment and practical development tasks.

Find out more about the master’s programme →

Student projects, internships and applied development

Robolab creates opportunities for students to take part in practical and research-based projects. These may include student projects, internships, thesis topics and applied development tasks connected with robotics, automation, computer vision, data capture or robot control.

Such projects help students develop professional skills while also supporting new ideas and practical solutions for companies, organisations and society.

Workshops and outreach

Robolab can also support robotics-related learning and development activities for different target groups.

These activities may include:

• robotics workshops;
• STEM outreach activities;
• technical training;
• research mentorship;
• student project supervision;
• summer schools or bootcamps;
• robotics competitions.

These activities connect Robolab’s technical expertise with teaching, student development and wider engagement in robotics and technology.

Interested in learning or collaborating?

Contact Robolab if you are interested in robotics education, student projects, workshops or collaboration with the University of Tartu Narva College.

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