
To future coordies...
To future coordies... Read this to take a few steps backwards in time, but, in our shoes :) — Post-Tenure Clarity :P — A Few Grains of Gratitu...
Stories, technical deep-dives, and experiences from our past coordinators and alumni.

To future coordies... Read this to take a few steps backwards in time, but, in our shoes :) — Post-Tenure Clarity :P — A Few Grains of Gratitu...

A recounting of the experiences at Inter IIT Tech Meet 13.0, facing the No-Prep problem statement, and exploring Mumbai.

From short circuits to success! A quick visual guide to avoiding common beginner mistakes, getting your basics right, and surviving your first technical competition.

Today, I would like to share with you, my journey at IIT Kanpur so far. Perhaps along the way, you will end up finding something fascinating enough to pursue, or else you just might learn not to make the same mistakes. Either way, It will be a worthwhile endeavor. I don’t generally write blogs, so I am not very sure how to go about this one. I will just try to make it an interesting read, and highlight the 4 major decisions I made ( branch selection, Robocon-IGVC, Summer Internship, Placements). If you find any of them less interesting, just skip the corresponding section and there will be no loss of continuity.

Migrating a legacy codebase is never easy, but the benefits of real-time communication were too good to ignore.

Enhancing Vision of Autonomous Systems Most of my robotics experience came from my involvement in Team IGVC last year. Recruited as a member of Tea...

Robotics always brings our attention to programming and electronics.However, equally important is the mechanical aspects of the robot, which is the first step towards good and effective robotics.In the following article, I would like to support my statement by sharing one of my memories.The best experience I have had till date is my involvement in Robocon in my first year at IIT Kanpur.I consider myself honoured and very lucky to be part of this great team and the great things we achieved together.

The whitewashed room in Hall of Residence- XII, equipped with big machines and conference tables, was designed a long time ago to cater to the needs of tinkering minds in the Institute. A lot of efforts by the students and alumni have gone into ensuring that this room, which belongs to the Robotics Club, would be a place where people would come together to explore new projects and test their ideas. Such is the motto of the Science and Technology Council as well, of which the club has been a part of its existence.

Scoring a job through Robotics Internship. When you plan it right! This blog post is about my experience while developing a C++ library for m...