Advanced Robotics &
Embedded Systems
Master RTOS
Build Autonomous
Robots

Program Overview
The Advanced Robotics & Embedded program is an intensive engineering specialization focusing on 32-bit microcontrollers (STM32, ESP32), FreeRTOS, peripheral protocols (I2C, SPI, UART, CAN), PID motor controllers, and custom PCB schematics and routing.
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What You Will Learn
32-Bit Microcontrollers
STM32 ARM Cortex-M architecture, clock trees, and DMA.
Real-Time OS (RTOS)
Tasks, queues, semaphores, mutexes, and scheduling in FreeRTOS.
PCB Schematic & Layout
Schematic capture, routing, ground planes, and DRC in KiCAD.
Sensor Fusion & PID
IMU 6-DOF filtering, encoder feedback, and velocity control.
Bus Protocols
Mastering CAN bus, I2C, SPI, UART, and logic analyzer debugging.
Key Highlights
Rigorous Engineering
Dedicated Hardware Lab
Real PCB Manufacturing
Senior Mentor Reviews
Open-Source Capstone
Career Placement Support
Featured Projects
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Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR)
STM32 ROS2 differential drive robot with 2D LiDAR SLAM.

Custom 4-Layer Motor Drive PCB
Dual BLDC field-oriented control inverter designed in KiCAD.

FreeRTOS CAN-Bus Telemetry Node
Deterministic multi-task sensor telemetry over CAN 2.0B.

6-DOF Robotic Arm with Inverse Kinematics
Closed-loop stepper actuation with trajectory planning.
Tools & Technologies
Industry Applications
Learn technologies used in real-world industries and emerging future careers.
Automated Mobile Robots
Autonomous navigation, mapping and obstacle evasion
Industrial PLCs & CAN
Factory floor sensor telemetry and motor drive units
Medical Monitoring
High-reliability real-time patient biometric logging
Automotive Electronics
ECU interfaces, CAN bus diagnostic scanners
Aerospace Avionics
Flight controller firmware and IMU stabilization
Smart Grid Telemetry
Substation power analyzers and wireless RTUs
Real Engineering

Program Details
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Build Industry-Grade Robotics & Embedded Systems
Master embedded engineering with dedicated lab access, hardware kits, and personal mentorship.
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