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Master (MSc) in Mobile Robotics

Overview

This two-year program focuses on mobile robotic system design and construction, covering both hardware and software aspects. The program includes a specialization in autonomous marine and submarine vehicles (sailboats, boats, submarines).

Objectives

To train students to design and construct mobile robots covering both hardware and software aspects.

Programme

This program is or can be taught in English. All students may take their exams in English.

Embedded system design
Mobile robotics (hardware and software architecture of robots, methods and processing for mobile robot positioning, etc.)
Environment perception by robots

Courses

For more information :

https://www.ensta-bretagne.fr/en/master-msc-mobile-robotics

How to apply

Admission & registration

Please consult the information on ENSTA Bretagne’s website.

Contact

Registration – ENSTA Bretagne

Location

ENSTA Bretagne, Brest, France

What's next

Graduates of this Master’s programme will have a firm grasp of the technical design of autonomous systems, and in particular will be able to:

develop methods to achieve system autonomy
design electronic and mechanical hardware components and understand their interactions
define the appropriate sensors and process the information provided by these sensors
understand the key elements of a robotics expedition: robot location, communication with and between robots, environment mapping
integrate all these elements in a robotic system.

The project aspect of this programme focuses on the adaptation of these robotic techniques to the maritime sector.

The programme offers a good balance between theory and practice. It includes an introduction to the realities of the workplace (“Systems Engineering” approach) to promote a smooth and rapid transition to the working world.

This Master programme also offers a gateway to PhD studies.

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