Are you grappling with questions like:

• How do I bridge the gap between hobbyist projects and a professional robotics career?
• Where can I find learning materials that aren't for kids, but also not overwhelming academic research papers?
• What foundational knowledge do I truly need to robustly land in the field?
• How can I gain clarity on diverse robotics backgrounds and find the right path for me?

You're not alone. Welcome to a new era of robotics and A.I. education designed to solve these exact challenges.

Many research labs, companies, and individuals dream of building their own robots. Yet, most struggle to even begin.

In this age of powerful A.I. assistants and popular tools like Robot Operating System 2 (ROS2), why is it still so hard to get started? Why couldn't you start? Why couldn't I start?

It's not your fault.

Robotics engineering isn't just about coding or assembling hardware. It's about system integration. The core problem is that many don't understand the major components of robotic systems or see the holistic picture of the field. Robotics is multidisciplinary, making it difficult to even know where to begin your research.

Have you tried searching for professional robotics engineering materials for beginners? Like me, you probably ended up with either kid's LEGO robotics or impenetrable research papers.

So, what's the alternative? Do you need to double major or go back to school? Absolutely not.

I once believed that double majoring in aerospace engineering and computer science would make me an "almighty robotics engineer" capable of developing autonomous vehicles. I was wrong.

My graduate school experience, particularly while helping students in the lab, revealed the true need for beginners: not textbooks or extensive lectures, but the experience of connecting the dots.

Few resources today genuinely offer this. They're either dry lists of information you can easily get from A.I. tools, or projects that encourage blind following without scientific explanation. This approach might make you a hobbyist, but not a professional robotics engineer.

On the surface, we offer three roadmaps: Autonomous Navigation, Perception & A.I., and Robotic Nervous Systems. ROS2, in this view, is just one part of a larger, holistic system.

However, the true core of Ubicoders is deeper. It's about empowering you to learn and experience connecting the dots between Math, Code, and Physical Behavior. This holistic approach is crucial.

• You're not just a software engineer or data scientist who handles the data per se.
• Your goal isn't just to memorize math formulae to impress your boss.
• You're not just a hobby maker assembling hardware.

Our courses are specifically designed with one goal: to provide the experience of integrating math, code, and the physical behavior of hardware. This is the perspective where you need to begin.

Currently, Robotics 101 is open. It's the cornerstone for all upcoming courses. Check it out below.

Frequently Asked Questions

• When are the release dates? Exact release dates are still being finalized, but new courses are anticipated to begin releasing from Jul - Sep 2025 one by one.

• Can I use the same email address for different courses? No, duplicate email addresses cannot be used. Please monitor our updates, and once your preferred course or package is released, you can make your decision. Further details will be provided in future email communications.

• What is the enrollment fee? Enrollment fees vary by course and bundle. We haven't finalized all the details at the moment. For an idea of the cost, please refer to the Robotics 101 pricing, as other courses will be in a similar range. Bundles will be priced as the sum of their included courses with discounted rates.