Who are we?

We are an enthusiastic group of students from Aligarh Muslim University (India) united by a common thirst for the pursuit of technological advancements in autonomous underwater vehicles in particular and autonomous robotics in general.

We thrive on the idea of interdisciplinary engineering, i. e., students from all branches of engineering come together and bring with them their expertise and perspective, helping us achieve greater feats.

We work on and incorporate cutting-edge tech like artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision and SLAM.

Our primary goal is to engineer a world-class AUV and participate in national and international challenges winning them while solving modern world problems. Secondarily, we work and research on important domains related to autonomous robotics and try to contribute to the ever-expanding field.

We have skilled computer, mechanical, electronics and electrical engineers as a part of our team.

Meet the team:

CORE TEAM

What we do?

We work primarily on autonomous underwater vehicles to participate in national and international competitions. We make our own vehicles from scratch using all the latest and cutting-edge tech we can get our hands on.

Additionally, all the members of our club work and research on various projects and technologies that can be potentially used in our vehicles to enhance performance and accuracy. These projects are pursued keeping in mind their benefit to the engineering and technology community as a whole.

Have a look at our vehicles:

SEA 1.0

Thrusters : 3
Degrees of freedom : 4
Rotary Thrusters
Depth rating : 25 meters
Top speed : 1 knot

SEA 2.0

Thrusters : 4
Degrees of freedom : 4
Improved hydrodynamic design
Endurance : upto 50 minutes

SEA 3.0

Thrusters : 4
Degrees of freedom : 4
Stereo vision system
Depth rating : 50 meters
Top speed : 2 knots
Endurance : upto 15 hours

SEA 4.0

Thrusters : 6
Degrees of freedom : 6
Endurance : upto 60 minutes
Cameras : 2
Stereo vision system
Robotic gripper
Vectored thrusters
Hydrophone

Why do we do this?

We get a kick out of it! Period. And learn a hell lot from it too!

We are engineers and scientists to-be, what can be more exciting and challenging than getting hands-on experience solving modern world problems.

Moreover, we do have some achievements under our belts!