19/04/2026
Let's go again, one last time.
Greetings from the Electronics & Robotics Club!
This Mesmerizing tenure is coming to it's closure, and looking back, we're at a loss of words to describe the experience and the emotions that we feel.
We started our journey with modest plans and humble expectations, almost a year ago. Fast-forward to today, we pulled off events and initiatives that we never thought we could. Apart from the 4 workshops, 3 competitions, 3 bootcamps, an outreach event, a robotics facility tour and the 5+ amazing projects that we hosted, we are most proud of the impact we've had on the community and the love they've shown us. There might be many reasons why we were able to leave such a huge impact, but the paramount factor will remain the wonderful team we had, for which we are eternally grateful.
Our goal was simple: to take our club outside it's comfort zone— explore advanced domains and bring them to the general E&R Community. From RTOS and Reinforcement Learning to Hardware Hacking and Edge AI, we brought new dimensions to ERC. That being said, we still made sure that the newcomers to our E&R family never felt alienated and continued the legacy of introducing 800+ students to their first robotics project.
We collaborated with Armstrong Dematic– the world leader in warehouse robotics, to organise a tour of their facility.
We also collaborated with the Wadhwani Electronics Lab to host a fun electronics competition for IITB students.
Fact remains, that we yearned to uphold the legacy of this club, and we believe we were successful.
You have all been a wonderful community to
serve.
We could not have asked for a better team to lead. Nowhere along this journey did they say "we can't"— their versatility, adaptability and commitment was exceptional and is something we will continue to admire.
Let the curiosity flourish, and imagination reign supreme.
With a heavy heart, signing off,
Srivathsa
Saravan
Passing on the torch of innovation to Aditya & Daksh.
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