Accessibility Statement.

Dr. David Fisher and a male student kneel on a grassy field to make adjustments to a robotic vehicle.

Robotics

At the intersection of computing, engineering, science, and mathematics lies the world of robotics. Our multidisciplinary program provides several opportunities to learn more about robots through hands-on projects, competition teams, and as part of a multidisciplinary minor.

Student Opportunities

Robotics team poses with robots.

Robotics Team

The robotics team has competed for more than 10 years, in the International Aerial Robotics Competition, Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition, and MATE-ROV (remotely operated underwater vehicle) competition.

Male and female students use a laptop to set up robots on a table.

Robotics Minor

The multidisciplinary minor in robotics requires seven courses chosen from one of several tracks. Most students can complete the minor in their four years at Rose-Hulman without overloading.

A smiling young girl holds an electronic controller

Robotics Outreach

Members of the Robotics team volunteer in K-12 outreach programs like Blue Key's Youth Science Day, Botball, Explore Engineering and FIRST Lego League.

Robotics News

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Left: Luke Baker poses in safety goggles, his red hair peeking out from the visor of the white helmet that covers his head, mouth, and chin.  Right: Luke Baker takes a selfie with a group of smiling students in a restaurant.

First-Year Student Luke Baker Brings Robotics Experience to Noblitt Scholars, Rose Research Fellows

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Peter Ganache shows off his combat robots, which are each topped with a small cowboy hat.

Alumnus Peter Garnache Continues to Crush Competition with Combat Robotics

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