2025.09
Debut at the club fair
On day one at the club fair, nearly 30 students were drawn in by the robots and signed up. This is where the club officially began.
Discover the Endless Possibilities of Robotics
In the fall of 2025, a group of students came together over a shared love of robotics.
A Club That Began With a Single Idea
In the fall of 2025, Shih-Chi, Tai-Ling, and Chang-Lung crossed paths through their shared love of robotics. Watching fellow students on campus each buried in their own projects, a thought struck them: what if there were a place where everyone could come together to build, to learn, and to grow? The CTUST Robotics Research Club began with exactly that idea.
We believe that transparency and close connections between members are the foundation a club is built on. From the fumbling of our very first workshop to the first time we stepped onto a competition stage, we've treated every imperfection as something to grow from. Today the club is no longer just three people's dream. It's a learning community of passionate members.
Our first year, step by step
2025.10
Robot Car DIY, hands on
Our first major event. Members assembled robot cars from circuit boards, motors, and wheels by hand, and the officers stood up as teachers for the first time.
2026.04
First line-following contest
Nine teams went head to head. Stuck robots, sensor tuning, last-minute code fixes. We don't hide how green our first contest was, but every hiccup became fuel.
2026.05
Onto the AERC Asian stage
With less than a year of experience, our members represented the school at the AERC Asian robotics championship and brought home category awards.
2026.05
Eight-team robot battle
The end-of-semester robot battle. Eight teams went head to head and crowned the club's very first champion.
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We believe
The best learning starts with your hands.
There are no bad questions here.
Sharing gets everyone there faster.
Every "what if" is worth a try.
No experience needed. We start from the very first screw.
In under a year we went from our first robot car to the AERC Asian stage. Want the next chapter to include you?
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