Robotics technicians are a combination of opposites. As specialists, they are adept at the intricacies of their specialty. As generalists, they are able to cover a problem as a whole to the extent that their vast knowledge base allows. Here’s an interesting piece on the skills that a true robotics engineer needs.
Robotics engineers generally fall into two categories of professionals: thinkers (theorists) and doers (practitioners). This means that robotics engineers must have a good mix of the two opposing work styles. “Research-prone” people in general like to solve problems by thinking, reading, and studying. Practitioners, on the other hand, like to solve problems only by “getting their hands dirty,” so to speak.
Robotics requires a delicate balance between strenuous research and relaxed pause, that is, working on the real problem.
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