Applied Robotics Club
About the club
ARC (Applied Robotics Club) is more than just a club. It is a thriving community of passionate robotics enthusiasts dedicated to nurturing innovation and providing students with new resources to develop robots. The philosophy behind ARC is “of the student, for the student, and by the student.” While the club has been a success owing to the supportive faculties of JKLU, the inherent focus on student-driven initiatives and learning sets the stage for a new direction in learning and development.
Our Mission
At the Applied Robotics Club, our primary goal is to elevate the technical skills and expertise of our student members while providing invaluable hands-on experience in the exciting world of robotics. We strive to create a vibrant community of like-minded individuals who share a passion for innovation and automation.
Our Vision
Goals
- Hands-on workshops where participants will learn how to create a bot by building one themselves.
- Intra-college competition to contribute to a vibrant campus environment.
- Inter-college competition to foster collaboration and friendly competition across colleges.
What We Offer
– Student-Centric Approach
At ARC, students take the lead. Although our faculty coordinators are always there to support and guide, the heart of ARC is driven by student leadership and determination.
– Guidance and Resources
We offer valuable guidance, hands-on workshops, and tutorials at well-equipped workspaces along with access to components and equipment to ensure that the ideas of our students transform into reality.
– Around the Year Activities
ARC hosts a variety of engaging activities throughout the year. These events bring together students from different universities to showcase their innovations and explore the latest industry trends in robotics.
– Beyond Robotics
Being a part of ARC means more than just working on robotics projects. It’s about learning valuable “life lessons” that extend beyond our club activities. As members, the students acquire skills and strategies that not only enhance their performance in events but also contribute to their personal growth as a whole.
Leadership
| Post | Name |
|---|---|
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Chair |
Aditya Raj |
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Co-Chair |
Anshita Kanthed |
Committee
Our dedicated committee members are the driving force behind ARC’s success as they bring diverse talents and expertise to the table, to ensure that the student community has the best possible opportunities and resources for learning.
| Post | Name |
|---|---|
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Technical Head |
Dhruv Akash Agarwal, Suryaansh Sharma, Devansh Pundir |
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Event Coordinators |
Shubham Jain |
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Event Coordinators |
Nakul Ranka, Aditya Nayak |
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Graphic Designers |
Aishani Goyal |
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Graphic Designers |
Ishika Jain |
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Social Media Head |
Prateek Goswami, Riya Chauhan |
Core Team
- Tech Head: Suryaansh Sharma, Devansh Pundir
- Social Media Head: Riya Chauhan
- Event Coordinator: Aditya Nayak
Contact Us
For inquiries, suggestions, and collaboration opportunities, feel free to reach out to us:
Aditya Raj [Chair]: adityaraj@jklu.edu.in
Anshita Kanthed [Co-Chair]: anshitakanthed@jklu.edu.in
Student Coordinators
About the club:
Applied Robotics Club (ARC) at JK Lakshmipat University is a community of robotics enthusiasts that provides students with the resources to develop robots. ARC is “of the student, for the student, and by the student”. Faculty coordinators are always here to support and guide the students. The club offers indispensable guidance, workshops, and tutorials along with equipment, components, and workspace.The club conducts various activities throughout the year, where students of different Universities get the opportunity to show their innovations and also learn the latest industry trends in the field of Robotics.Under club, a student learns “life lessons” that have value beyond the club activities. aspirant learns the skills and strategies that not only help them with events but also improve them as a whole.
Vision:
To inspire young minds to be the driving force in the field of robotics, by engaging them in exciting, mentor-based programs that build engineering skills, and inspire innovation.
Club Objectives:
- Design innovative machines that can assist humans.
- Develop new ideas for providing solutions to real-world problems.
- Develop and improve University Recreation facilities.
- Provide platform for students to work in interdisciplinary.
- Promote a positive youth culture and spirit of the healthy tournament that teaches life lessons and “Honours the Competition” to all participants.
- Develop quality of leadership and teamwork in student
Faculty Coordinator:
Ms. Deepika Mishra
Assistant Professor
Institute of Engineering and Technology
deepika.mishra@jklu.edu.in
Student Coordinator:
Post | Name | |
President | Shubhankar Mishra | shubhankarmishra@jklu.edu.in |
Vice-President | Aditya Raj | adityaraj@jklu.edu.in |
Common Rules and regulations:
- All club members abide to attend all the club’s meetings.
- Any member can propose a new activity or participate/host an existing activity.
- The evaluation component in any activity, if present, must be free from any unfair means.
- Member Registration is mandatory for each academic year.
- The contest will be conducted over the Internet, even in on-campus mode.
- Teams whose registration formalities are completed are only eligible to participate in any contest.
- Duplicate Registrations are not allowed by either team or a single member in multiple teams.
- Each participating team must submit solutions during the contest period.
- Duplicate Submission and Code Sharing is strictly prohibited; any instance of it would lead to disqualification from the contest and chances to be barred from membership of the club.
- Individuals/Teams may be awarded based on performance and sponsorships.
- Onsite/Online Judges’ decision will be considered final for any event. No correspondence in this regard will be entertained.
Aditya Raj (Chair)
Vinay Lunawat
Chair of ARC
2nd Year Btech-CSE
2023btech098
VINAYKUMARLUNAWAT@jklu.edu.in
Anshita Kanthed
(Co-Chair)
Tejendra Singh
Robotics Club
(Co-Chair)
Club Rules and Regulations
- The club members may suggest a new activity or take part in/host an existing activity.
- All club members must agree to attend club meetings.
Evaluation must be conducted in an appropriate manner.
Even in on-campus mode, the contest will be done online.
Only the teams who meet the eligibility criteria will be registered and permitted to take part in any competition.
- No team or individual participant in more than one team may register twice.
During the contest term, each participating team must submit solutions.
Sharing duplicate submissions and codes is prohibited, and any such incident will result in disqualification.
