The BRACU Duburi team is dedicated to building a welcoming community for enthusiasts who love underwater robots. Our goal is to make a place where people can freely share their ideas and knowledge, crafting new technologies that could change how things work beneath the water.
With a number of noteworthy accomplishments over the years, Duburi has left its mark on the international scene. We placed second overall in the RoboSub 2023 competition, won the Ingenuity Special Award in the same competition, and won first place in the RoboSub 2024 Website Design competition. We achieved early success, winning Best Rookie Team at RoboSub 2022 and placing 7th in SAUVC 2018. These successes show our team's dedication, ingenuity, and perseverance.
ROBOSUB Competition
1st Place Website (2024)2nd Place Overall (2023)Ingenuity Special Award (2023)Best Rookie Team (2022)RoboSub, one of the most well-known international competitions for student-led underwater robotics, unites talented individuals from all over the world. Designing and building autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) that can address practical engineering issues is a challenge for teams. These experimental AUVs include advanced features similar to those used for deep-sea exploration, mapping the seafloor, sonar localization, and other important underwater jobs.
BRACU Duburi is pleased to have established a reputation for itself on this international scene. We won the RoboSub 2022 Best Rookie Team title in our first appearance, which is a testament to our creativity and diligence. Building on that achievement, we achieved even greater success in RoboSub 2023, placing second overall and winning the Ingenuity Special Award for our innovative approach to building intelligent and sustainable AUVs. We just won first place in RoboSub 2024's Website Design competition, demonstrating our proficiency in both engineering and presentation.
SAUVC Competition
7th Place Overall (2018)SAUVC is another substantially prominent and reputable international students competition for underwater robotics. This competition has been challenging student robotics enthusiasts from all around the globe with real-life engineering problems relating to Autonomous Underwater Vehicle systems. SAUVC provides a perfect platform for the participating teams to exhibit their innovation and brilliance in the related fields of mechanical, electrical and software engineering.
In SAUVC 2018, Bracu Duburi successfully managed to secure the 7th position, despite having little to no past experience, with their sheer determination and unwavering dedication to the art of underwater robotics. The team returned to SAUVC 2019 the next year to once again showcase their innovative approach to sustainable AUVs design.0