Become a Robotic Engineer: What it Takes

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Becoming a robotic engineer typically requires a strong educational background in engineering, particularly in fields like mechanical, electrical, or computer engineering. Many colleges offer specialized programs or concentrations in robotics within their engineering degrees. Practical experience through internships or projects is also crucial for developing relevant skills. A passion for technology and problem-solving is essential, as is the drive to succeed in a competitive field. Pursuing a degree with a robotics focus can provide the necessary foundation for a career in this area.
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Can anyone please tell me what it takes to become a robotic engineer. Any suggestion is appreciated.
 
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This question is somewhat vague, I would have to answer it accordingly, You can do anything you put your mind to all it takes is drive.
 
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I know where I go to college, there is an option in all engineering programs to specialize in robotics.
 

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