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Outreach
Introduction to Robotics
Robotics: Control and Automation
Introduction to Robotics
Jan 2022 - May 2022
The course is aimed at giving a kickstart to everyone who are interested in the field Robotics. The course will help you to get an idea about different aspects of robotics and also the new advancements in it. Topics covered include Arduino , PCB and ICs, Kinematics, Control Theory, Matlab & Simulink, Introduction to ROS amongst other things.Jan 2020 - May 2020
This course provides detial insight into automation and control aspects involved in Robotics.The content of the course includes ROS basics, ROS Simulations, MoveIT, Autonomous navigation and OpenCV.September 2019 - December 2019
This course is to provide a basic idea about the field of Robotics and different areas involved in it. The content of the course includes Mechanical aspects in Robotics, Arduino programming and sensor, Python, Intro to ROS, etc.Introducion to Mechatronics
Robotics Automation using ROS
Introduction to ROS
Summer 2020
Mechatronics is a multidisciplinary field, encompassing Electronics, Robotics and Computer and Control Syetem engineering.This course is to familiarise people with fundamentals and concepts related to basic mechatronic devices. The content of the course includes Arduino programming and Sensors, CAD designing and Matlab and Simulink.Summer 2020
Automation and Control in Robotics is a fast growing field with exciting innovations coming out with a rapid pace. This course aims to familiarise you with the basic tools and techniques that are at the core of such developments. The content of the course includes basics of Python, ROS, Gazebo Simulatons, Path Planning and writing a Controller.Summer 2019
This project based course was aimed at teaching basic usage and application of ROSArduino Open
Robotics Hackathon
Tech Talk
30th March 2022
ERC in collaboration with CTE, announces Arduino Open. Its amazing that how you can process something as functional as robotic arm and something as trivial as blinking an LED with a single-board. With Arduino the only limit is your imagination. Solve the questions given in the problem statement within the stipualted time to win exciting prizes.3rd October 2020 - 10th October 2020
ERC in Collaboration with CTE brings you - the Intelligent Robotics Hackathon. The task will challenge you to code up a robot that can display intelligent behavior. We hope the task will bring out the best of your technical and logical thinking abilities.3rd October 2020
In the Tech Talk by Mihir Kulkarni is he talked about Ignition, the new up and coming powerful open source simulator set to take over the robotics world. He is currently pursuing his PhD from University of Nevada, Reno and recently did extensive work with Ignition during his GSOC internship.The best way to learn is to get your hands dirty. Keeping this in mind, we have prepared a set of mini-projects for you to dive into the field of robotics. Together, the projects cover a wide variety of fields so that there is something to try, no matter what your area of interest.
The projects are designed to be completed in 5-6 weeks in small teams. Each project has been allotted ERC members as mentors. Every week, you will be given resources to learn about and practice a concept required to complete the project. The mentors will be there to solve your doubts and help you troubleshoot. They will also hold weekly meetings to take project updates and help out with any problems.
Mini project registrations are now closed.
However, you can still attempt any of them to get started with robotics!
- Read about the available projects here.
- Get in touch with any of the ERC Members for more information or guidance