MTI initiative
MTI Robotics
Educate and support robotics creators in designing, building and improving robotic systems.
At a glance
Offered by
Milestone Technology Institute LLC (Wyoming, USA) — milestonetech.org
Language and format
English, online. Simulations and guided online work; no in-person laboratory sessions at this stage.
Who it is for
Makers, students, engineers and businesses designing robots, from introductory educational robots to defined industrial or service applications. Adults (18+).
Status and costs
In development. No dates or prices yet — costs, certificates and any external requirements will be published before enrollment opens.
What participants will learn and do
- Mechanics and electronics
- Sensors and control systems
- Programming
- Human–robot interaction
- Simulation before construction, followed by supervised testing
Planned offerings (in development)
In development
Programs
Programs from introductory robotics to control systems and programming.
In development
Laboratories
Robot simulations and design exercises before any physical construction.
In development
Mentoring and support
Written design reviews and test planning guidance.
In development
Projects
Projects from educational robots to defined industrial or service applications, with reproducible designs and documented testing.
Participation requirements
- Be 18 or older
- Physical builds use the participant’s own equipment and follow the safety procedures below
Participation rules
- Safety procedures cover moving parts, batteries, electrical systems and operation around people.
- Designs and tests are documented so others can reproduce them.
- Autonomous functions are used responsibly, with clear limits and the ability to stop the system safely.
Expected outcomes
- Working robotic prototypes
- Documented designs
- Test evidence
- Demonstrated engineering skills
Examples of completed work
Completed work will be published here only with the participants’ permission, once the first projects are finished.
Certificates, costs and external requirements
When programs open, each listing will state its cost, any external requirements (such as equipment or software) and whether a certificate is issued. MTI certificates document completed non-credit continuing education; they are not degrees or professional licenses. MTI does not claim accreditation or partnerships that have not been documented.
Join the interest list
Be the first to know when programs, laboratories and projects open.
Have a defined project?
Describe it through our applied projects request. All communication happens in writing in your project panel.