The mission of the Robotics Club at National University is to supplement the science and engineering curriculum offered at National University through the study of robotics. We aim to enhance the learning robotics with fun and interesting seminars and projects while facilitating an environment for all to gather, exchange ideas, and meet like-minded enthusiasts.
At NURobotics, we are excited to learn new things and build awesome projects such as self-driving machines, drones or quadruped robots.
Robotics isn't an easy topic to delve into, as there are many topics that impact it such as electronics and programming. Though intimidating at first, we can choose to brave the unknown through studying and applying what we learn. NURobotics is an open space for learning, applying, and observing the fruits of your hard work. Should you hit a wall in your efforts, NURobotics meetings allow you to ask questions and get help from our advisor or fellow members.
The field of Robotics comprises many aspects that involve but are not limited to design, neural networks engineering, programming, testing, and construction of robots. After all, it's the Internet of Things (IoT) that has become a burgeoning topic in computer science these days. Here at NURobotics, we hope to provide you with the tools and projects that help you understand robotics and apply them in the real world.
What do you want to build? What about applying machine learning or artificial intelligence to your next robot? Be creative and apply what you learn to solve a real-world problem.
Explore Our Currrent Projects
Arduino is an awesome open-source electronics platform that allows you to learn about hardware and software.
Build an Arduino Car from scatch.
All days lights grass midst from unto
You can build incredible things with Raspberry Pi every day.
We meet every Friday from 10am - 12pm in Room 211 at the Kearny Mesa Campus. Feel free to join us. If you are interested, please sign up using the link below.
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