MSC · Robotics Division
Designs, builds, and programs autonomous and semi-autonomous robotic systems for environmental, mechanical, and competitive applications. From line-followers that train new members to autonomous machines that win national honors, this is everything the division has built and where it competes next.
18
Active Members
3
Open Positions
3
Projects Built
2
Honors Won
01 · Builds
A self-navigating robot equipped with air quality, temperature, humidity, and soil pH sensors, designed to patrol and log environmental data in urban green spaces.
Objectives
Hardware
Nadia Rahman · Khalid Hassan · Mariam Akter
A sensor-driven greenhouse controller that regulates irrigation, ventilation, and grow lights based on real-time soil moisture, temperature, and light readings — built for the campus botany garden.
Objectives
Hardware
Khalid Hassan · Ayesha Siddiqua · Mahir Chowdhury
A compact competition robot that tracks high-contrast lines using an infrared sensor array and reroutes around obstacles with ultrasonic ranging — the build that earned MSC its IEEE merit certificate.
Objectives
Hardware
Nadia Rahman · Rifat Hossain · Mariam Akter
02 · Competitions
Dhaka Inter-School Science Fair
The Robotics team's Environmental Monitoring Robot won the top prize in the Environmental Solutions category for innovation and practical impact.
IEEE Bangladesh Student Branch Competition
MSC received a merit certificate for the line-following and obstacle-detecting robot demonstration at the IEEE robotics challenge.
03 · Next Mission
Robotics Team Showcase
2026-07-25 · 2:00 PM · Auditorium, Manarat Campus
The division has 3 open positions. No prior robotics experience required — every build doubles as training.
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