A pressurised water-and-air rocket engineered for maximum altitude and a clean recovery.

Water rocket on the launch pad
A hands-on introduction to thrust, pressure, and aerodynamics, our water rocket uses compressed air to expel water and launch skyward.
Maximising altitude while keeping the flight straight required tuning fin placement.
Reached impressive heights in test launches and became a staple demo for younger students.

Water rocket on the launch pad
Autonomous SystemsAn autonomous line follower robot with a 5-channel TCRT5000 IR sensor array, L298N differential drive, and PID weighted error logic for smooth trajectory execution.
Why we built this
Standard 2-IR followers produce harsh, jerky turns. We engineered this 5-IR system so students could master proportional-derivative (PID) feedback control on affordable hardware.
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Human-Machine InterfaceIndustrial-grade 6-DOF & 5-DOF robotic manipulation systems featuring OpenCV AI vision hand tracking, Flask-SocketIO web control, and teach-repeat trajectory playback.
Why we built this
Industrial robot arms are typically locked behind proprietary software; we designed an open hardware ecosystem combining AI computer vision, web dashboards, and manual potentiometer teach modes.
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A dual-axis (Yaw & Pitch) photovoltaic tracking system equipped with high-side INA219 I2C current/voltage telemetry, DHT22 climate sensors, and closed-loop battery charging.
Why we built this
Stationary solar panels suffer significant efficiency drops; we built an intelligent dual-axis tracker that maximizes energy capture while monitoring real-time power metrics.
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