Please anyone...

When I say machine learning..I mean stuffs like data science, analytics,deep learning etc

Is machine learning a suitable skill for engineers most especially for mechanical engineers?

I did my I.T in two engineering companies and I couldn't see anything machine learning related(just maintenance only)...but what I keep seeing on Google search says another thing

Personally I feel that most industries are gradually leaving the physical aspect of engineering and approaching the digital aspect. Everything is being automated nowadays.

Should engineers just stick to learning design softwares like autocad,ansys,solid works,pdms etc and leave machine learning for programmers.

If so,what are the various ways machine learning could be useful in engineering companies

I need your contributions please...

Witcher69:
Please anyone...

When I say machine learning..I mean stuffs like data science, analytics,deep learning etc

Is machine learning a suitable skill for engineers most especially for mechanical engineers?

I did my I.T in two engineering companies and I couldn't see anything machine learning related(just maintenance only)...but what I keep seeing on Google search says another thing

Personally I feel that most industries are gradually leaving the physical aspect of engineering and approaching the digital aspect. Everything is being automated nowadays.

Should engineers just stick to learning design softwares like autocad,ansys,solid works,pdms etc and leave machine learning for programmers.

If so,what are the various ways machine learning could be useful in engineering companies

I need your contributions please...

forklift machines now use machine learning, I saw it with my two eyes. Conveyor belt now controlled by software.

jesmond3945:
forklift machines now use machine learning, I saw it with my two eyes. Conveyor belt now controlled by software.

Wow...guess it's happening

By the way...are you an engineer?