The Center is located on the second floor of the Biomechatronics building II. The Center offers students and faculty in the College licensed software, mechatronics and hydraulic/pneumatic equipment, as well as a network for their teaching and research projects. The network of the Center is connected to all departments in the College to assist in training future professionals of automated agriculture production and management.
	A total facility includes a mechatronic classroom and two computer rooms. The mechatronic classroom is equipped with the facilities of mechatronic equipments, such as: automation design/stimulation systems, high speed data transfer interfaces, sensor modules, system testers, machine vision systems, hydraulic/pneumatic systems, and various controllers, etc. for education and internship purposes. The computer rooms have a 40 PC with network connected with the internet, which is accessible for multimedia instructions, internship and seminars. Other facilities include video projectors, slide projectors, VCR, TV sets, and projective screens, etc.
With facilities and classrooms for information and mechatronics, the Education and Research Center for Agricultural Automation has the responsibilities of promoting and coordinating the research projects and education of automated agriculture professionals.