e-Yantra Robotics

GHRCEM, Pune Conducts Awareness Session for e-Yantra Robotics Competition 2026 (e-YRC2026)

On 19 August 2026, the student coordinators of the e-Yantra/Robotics Club at G H Raisoni College of Engineering & Management (GHRCEM), Pune, organized an awareness and motivation session for the e-Yantra Robotics Competition 2026 (e-YRC2026). The session was open to students from all branches and academic years. It was conducted under the guidance of Prof. A. M. Bongale, the e-Yantra Faculty Coordinator. The e-Yantra/Robotics Club is affiliated with the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay), Mumbai. The primary aim of the session was to raise awareness about the competition and to inspire students to explore the fields of robotics, embedded systems, automation, problem-solving, and innovation.

Objectives of the Session

·         To inform students about the e-Yantra Robotics Competition 2026 (e-YRC2026).

·         To explain the competition structure, participation opportunities, and associated benefits.

·         To motivate students from diverse branches and classes to take part in the competition.

·         To encourage the development of practical skills in robotics, embedded systems, and automation.

·         To promote innovation, teamwork, creativity, and hands-on engineering learning.

Student Coordinators

The following student coordinators guided the participants, explained the competition details, and encouraged active involvement in e-YRC2026: Tejas, Vikrant, Vaishanvi, Rasika, Abhijeet, Shridhar, Kapil, Krish, Laxmi, Sanika, and Aboli.

Event Highlights

·         Conducted an awareness session for students across all branches and academic levels.

·         Provided an introduction to the e-Yantra initiative and its collaboration with IIT Bombay.

·         Shared detailed information about the e-Yantra Robotics Competition 2026.

·         Explained various participation opportunities, robotics themes, and the hands-on learning approach.

·         Student coordinators engaged with attendees through interactive discussions to encourage participation.

·         The session successfully sparked interest in robotics, innovation, and technology-driven problem-solving.

Conclusion

The awareness session effectively introduced students to the e-Yantra Robotics Competition 2026 and motivated them to consider participating. The interactions with the student coordinators helped participants understand the value of practical robotics skills, teamwork, innovation, and problem-solving. The session was both informative and inspiring, contributing to the growth of the robotics culture at GHRCEM Pune. The e-Yantra/Robotics Club @GHRCEM Pune successfully carried out this initiative on 19 August 2026. With the continued guidance of Prof. A. M. Bongale and the dedicated efforts of the student coordinators, students were encouraged to take part in the prestigious competition conducted by IIT Bombay. The initiative served as an effective platform to create awareness and ignite enthusiasm for robotics, innovation, and practical engineering. The e-Yantra/Robotics Club @GHRCEM Pune extends sincere gratitude to Prof. A. M. Bongale for his invaluable guidance and support, and to all the student coordinators for their coordination and efforts in making the session a success. The club also acknowledges the continued support of GHRCEM Pune and IIT Bombay through the e-Yantra initiative.