PROJECT ARCHIVE

Club Projects

Browse our completed and ongoing projects.

Ongoing

Swarm Exploration and Autonomous Mapping using ROS2

The project aims to develop a simulation-based multi-robot exploration and mapping framework using ROS2.

ROS
Mentors Saigirish S
Ongoing

Not Rocket Science: Physical Visual Servoing based Missile Guidance Simulator

The project aims to develop a vision-based guidance platform capable of tracking a visual target and simulating autonomous interception using classical guidance algorithms.

Computer VisionControl Systems
Mentors Amay Shetty, Anjaneya Damle
Ongoing

Bob Ross without ROS: A 3-Link Robotic Arm for Painting

The project aims to design and develop a three-link (3 DoF) robotic painting manipulator capable of converting image contours into executable trajectories and accurately reproducing them on a 2D canvas.

Computer VisionMechanical Design and Manufacturing
Mentors Anjaneya Damle, Parv Dixit
Ongoing

Drone Swarm: Trajectory Tracking and Multi-Drone Formation Control

The project aims to design and implement a multi-drone system where three nano drones can follow a desired trajectory and hold a formation relative to each other, with motion tracked by external sensors and commands sent over ROS.

ROSControl SystemsComputer Vision
Mentors Krish Jain
Ongoing

HAVEN: Hostile-Aware Verifiable Election Network

The project aims to achieve cryptographically secure leader election among a swarm of WSNs under suitable constraints, and implement the protocol on low-end embedded devices (collaborative project with DevLup Labs@IITJ).

Embedded SystemsCryptographyCommunication Protocols
Mentors Taksh Mehta, Brijesh Thakkar
Ongoing

HiveMind: Multi-Agent Foraging with Emergent Discrete Communication under Partial Observability

This project aims to develop a multi-agent reinforcement learning framework to train partially observable robots to develop emergent communication for cooperative resource foraging (collaborative project with RAID@IITJ).

Autonomous SystemsReinforcement LearningPhysics-based Simulation
Mentors Taksh Mehta, Soham Wad