Imagine a mechatronics student who has spent hundreds of hours buried in textbooks. They know the schematics and understand the theory, but when standing before a modern industrial robot, they feel a disconnect. It is a costly, gleaming piece of machinery that feels "off-limits"—too fragile or expensive to actually handle.

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When the time comes for their first job, textbook theory and experience with outdated school equipment suddenly fall short. The knowledge is there, but the hands lack confidence.

 

This is the reality for many graduates: they are perfectly prepared for exams, yet they feel like outsiders in the world of real-world technical challenges.