Robots, apps, drones, and research — built end-to-end by our members, one term at a time.
A running showcase of what comes out of the workshop, filterable by category.
A sensor-guided robot built for the RoboMission track, tuned across six PID iterations.
A computer vision model that flags common crop diseases from a phone photo, trained by the AI Academy.
Soil-moisture sensors and a scheduled pump relay, monitored from a live web dashboard.
A directory site connecting neighborhood vendors to shoppers, built as a Coding Academy term project.
A habit-tracking mobile app for revision schedules, with reminders and streak badges.
An ultrasonic sensor and RGB strip combo that dims and shifts color with a hand wave.
A custom-built racing quadcopter on a Pixhawk flight controller, built for our indoor gate course.
A low-center-of-gravity pusher built for club sumo brackets — undefeated this term.
A prompt-engineered study assistant scoped to explain, not just answer, built with AI ethics guardrails.
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Club-maintained repos — fork them, file issues, or open a pull request.
Reusable Arduino firmware for PID-based line-following robots, used across our Robotics Academy kits.
A drop-in MQTT-to-web dashboard template for member IoT projects, built on Firebase.
Training scripts and a lightweight inference pipeline for the AI Academy's crop disease classifier.
Shared Pixhawk and Betaflight configuration presets tuned for our indoor racing course.
A few members and the projects that define their term.
Built "Tremor," our undefeated sumo bot, from a scratch CAD design.
Trained the crop disease classifier now piloting with two local farms.
Set the fastest lap on our indoor FPV gate course this term.
Shipped the Local Market Directory site now used by 40+ vendors.
Pitched a recycling-collection app at Startup Demo Day, now in beta.
Longer-term, mentor-guided investigations into open questions.
Evaluating budget capacitive moisture sensors against lab-grade equipment to see how much accuracy a low-cost IoT kit can realistically deliver.
A student-led audit of the crop disease classifier's training data, documenting where model accuracy dropped and why.
Comparing flight time and stability across three frame sizes to inform the next generation of club racing builds.
Open prompts any member can enter — solo or in a team.
Build a working prototype that filters visibly cloudy water using materials under a set budget.
Prototype a tool that uses AI to make everyday tasks easier for someone with a physical or sensory disability.
Redesign and 3D print a common household object to solve a problem with its original design.
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