The Robotics & App Lab

FAQ's

1. What is robotics?

Robotics is the design, construction, operation, and use of robots that requires the study of electronics, communication, computer science and engineering

2. What is app engineering?

App engineering is the optimizing of programed mobile application software to improve functionality and is facilitated by application engineers

3.How can I become a robotics engineer?

You can become a robotic engineer by enrolling in our Robotics of The 21st Century Course at our Robotics in Hyperspace campus of Digital Thought and Design Online School

4. How can I become an app programmer and engineer?

You can become an app programmer and engineer by enrolling in our App Programming & Engineering Course at our Robotics in Hyperspace campus of Digital Thought and Design Online School

5. Why The Robotics & App Lab?

At The Robotics & App Lab we provide you with access to the software needed to engineer and program robots and mobile applications

6. What hardware do I need to become a robotic engineer or app programming engineer at The Robotics & App Lab?

To engineer and program with us you will need a laptop, smartphone and headphone/earphones

7. Do I need a Wi-Fi connection to engineer and program at The Robotics & App Lab?

Yes, you will need a Wi-Fi connection to engineer and program

8. Do I have to sign a contract to engineer or program at The Robotics & App Lab?

Our robotics and app lab does not require/place our engineers under contract, however we do have an agreement to state that you will not share the provided information that we provide you access to on social media or other website outlets

Health Tips for Engineers & Programmers

Take walk or get some fresh air prior to engineering or programming

Take a break every 2 hrs while coding to stretch, clear your head and cool down

Stay hydrates (water/electrolyte drinks/juice)

Eat snacks rich in carbohydrates and proteins and be sure to eat 2-3 meals per day

Make sure that your mental health is in a good place prior to engineering or programming

Try not to get frustrated about the process

Get a good night's rest, you will need it!