De La Salle University now offers its new program under the Gokongwei College of Engineering, the Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing and Robotics Engineering (BS MRE). The program focuses on robotics, automation, and intelligent manufacturing, preparing students for careers in advanced engineering and emerging technologies. It combines mechanical, electrical, computer, and software engineering to develop modern robotic systems. Epson has launched its next-generation T-Series Technical Drawing printers which the company claims are designed to deliver high speed, high performance, and high precision printing for the engineering, architecture, and Geographic Information System (GIS) markets. Read more in our articles including "DLSU now offers BS in Manufacturing and Robotics Engineering program" and "Epson unveils next-gen Technical Drawing printers".
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Jun 24, 2026De La Salle University now offers its new program under the Gokongwei College of Engineering, the Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing and Robotics Engineering (BS MRE). The program focuses on robotics, automation, and intelligent manufacturing, preparing students for careers in advanced engineering and emerging technologies.
It combines mechanical, electrical, computer, and software engineering to develop modern robotic systems. Epson has launched its next-generation T-Series Technical Drawing printers which the company claims are designed to deliver high speed, high performance, and high precision printing for the engineering, architecture, and Geographic Information System (GIS) markets.
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