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Re:Why Dyson's robot vacuum took 16 years, and why it's head... by guiambros on Friday September 05, 2014 @09:13PM (#8277078)
Electric Engineering is certainly a good option. Another is Mechanical Engineering, if you're more interested in the motion, industrial aspects and the construction of robots. And a bit of Computer Science is another option, if you're interested in software aspects, firmware development, machine learning to understand where the robot is, etc.

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