Autonomous systems on the water
BYU Robotics Club
Join a multidisciplinary team preparing an autonomous surface vehicle for RoboBoat, with plans to grow toward the RobotX competition.
- Autonomy
- Marine systems
- RoboNation
Student clubs
Find your people. Build something real. Learn by doing.
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Your first robotics team can start here.
Clubs are one of the fastest ways to turn classroom knowledge into hands-on experience. You can contribute at any stage—from learning the tools to leading a subsystem—and meet students across engineering, computer science, and the physical sciences.
Robotics for the field
Agricultural Robotics
Apply sensing, automation, machine learning, and mechanical design to real agricultural challenges.
- Automation
- Machine learning
- Field systems
Design, build, compete
Combat Robotics
Design, fabricate, and test combat robots while learning practical engineering skills and competing in the arena.
- CAD
- Fabrication
- Electronics
From first build to flight
Spacecraft Club
Build spacecraft engineering skills through beginner-friendly hardware projects, then grow toward advanced satellite and flight systems work.
- Embedded systems
- Controls
- Team projects
Planetary exploration
Mars Rover Team
Help develop a competition rover that navigates rugged terrain, completes technical tasks, and operates autonomously.
- Autonomy
- Mechatronics
- Systems engineering
Design for flight
Aeronautics
Explore aircraft design, aerospace systems, technical projects, and professional development through BYU's AIAA student chapter.
- Aircraft design
- Aerospace systems
- AIAA
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BYU's official directory has the most current list of university clubs and student academic associations.