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PERTANDINGAN INSPIRASI IKON KERJAYA
TAHAP 1
Greetings to the honourable judges and all competitors. It’s an honour to be in the company of such skilled individuals. To my fellow participants, I wish you all the best and look forward to our shared experience today. My name is Mithra Pratap and I’m here to talk about my ambition.
Have you ever imagined a world where robots can help us with everything? That’s what I dream of doing! Yes, you got me right! I want to be a robotic engineer, which means I would create robots that can do many cool things. Let me tell you more about my dream and why it’s so exciting! And as far as I know, it suits my personality as well. But before that, let me show off my beautiful costume. it’s a robot costume with a Body Armor, arms and legs, and also details and accents.
As a year three student passionate about robotics, finding my ambition and direction in this exciting field has been a journey of self-discovery. One of the most helpful tools in this process has been Holland's RIASEC model, a personality assessment that identifies six different career interest types: Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, and Conventional. Through this model, I have gained valuable insights into my own interests and how they align with a career in robotics.
Holland’s RIASEC model divides career interests into six types. Realistic , Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, and Conventional. The results from the personality test highlighted three key types for me: Investigative (I), Realistic (R), and Artistic (A).
Firstly, Investigative: I have always loved figuring out how things work. From tinkering with gadgets to diving into complex theories in my homework, this type perfectly describes my analytical approach to problem-solving. Secondly, Realistic (R): My Realistic traits are evident in my hands-on experiences. I enjoy working directly with tools and machines. And finally Artistic (A): My ability to approach problems with a creative mindset helps me develop unique and effective robotic systems. This blend of creativity with technical skills allows me to contribute to the field in meaningful ways.
Robotic engineering has a vast field of responsibilities. For instance, design and development, programming and control, testing and evaluation, research and innovation and also maintenance and support. Overall, a robotic engineer’s role encompasses a blend of creative design, technical expertise, and practical problem-solving to advance robotic technologies and applications.
Despite the personality test, an inspiration on the world-known legend, Rodney Brooks is also why I chose robotic engineer. He is a pioneering roboticist and co-founder of iRobot and Rethink Robotics. Brooks is also known for his work in autonomous robots and artificial intelligence, particularly the development of the Roomba vacuum cleaner and the Baxter and industrial robots. Didn’t I tell you that being a robotic engineer is about making something cool...? Following his path can lead to a fulfilling career characterized by impactful work and the opportunity to drive future advancements in the field.
In a nutshell, my journey to find my ambition as a robotic engineer has been significantly
influenced by Holland's RIASEC model. By understanding my Investigative, Realistic, and Artistic traits, I have been able to align my academic and practical experiences with my career goals. I am confident that my RIASEC profile will guide me in making informed decisions and achieving my professional aspirations. Thank you.
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