Students running their studies at Mechatronic Engineering MSc training program have presented their work pieces at the open discussion panel held Dec 10, 2025. The course led in Production Technology has incorporated different fields and segments, more challenging and more interesting than ever before.
In this subject, starting from design of complex mechatronical systems, ideas of AI-based greenhouses, and terminating at sorting or balancing robots, a unique opportunity for students was provided to develop both the hard and soft engineering skills, meanwhile, focusing on and leaning on the project-based thinking and methodology.
Being highly motivated and devoted to their self-development, understanding importance of learning outcomes of the course, students achieved respectful and impressive results, sharpening both their theoretical and practical skills in design of complex systems. Different materials needed and necessary finances were provided by students investing resources into their future engineering carriers.
The milieu inside lectures and labs was motivating and inspiring, ensuring the best conditions for creative and disrupting thinking leading to unique solutions in engineering design.
The course has proven advantages of the bottom-up idea in teaching and education of the future generation of young engineers showing for them importance and beauty of the sciences, emphasizing their social responsibility in creating the sustainable and green world.
Prof. Dr. Róbert Szabolcsi
Course Lecturer
