Innovate, Create, Compete with UNB Robotics.
UNB Robotics is dedicated to fostering creativity, innovation, and engineering skills among students. We provide hands-on experience in designing, building, and programming robots, offering a platform for students to apply their knowledge, tackle challenges, and collaborate on exciting projects.
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FAQ
The answers to your Frequent questions
What is UNB Robotics?
UNB Robotics is a student organization at the University of New Brunswick that focuses on designing, building, and programming robots. The club provides hands-on experience with robotics, electronics, and coding, and participates in competitions, workshops, and collaborative projects.
Who can join UNB Robotics?
Anyone from any faculty can join UNB Robotics. The only requirement is that you are a UNB student (and excited to learn about robotics)!
How can I join UNB Robotics?
You can join UNB Robotics by filling out a member registration form found on our homepage.
Do I need prior experience in robotics or engineering?
No experience in robotics or engineering is required to join the club. We have workshops of varying skill levels and we always have our electrical, mechanical, and software team leads to help if you encounter any problems.
What types of projects does the club work on?
At the moment, the club is primarily focused on building a planetary rover for the Canadian International Rover Challenge. However, we also host workshops on various topics such as Arduino programming, wireless communications, and biosignal acquisition and processing.
When and where does the club meet?
Our rover team meets weekly on Tuesdays in Head Hall Room 302. We are active virtually on Google Workspace every day. Our workshops are usually held in Head Hall Room 302. You can always find upcoming meeting times and details on our club calendar or through our mailing list updates.
Where does communication within the club occur?
We use Google Workspace for all our communication. To join, fill out the membership form below.
Join Project Sapere
Ready to join the Maritimes' first competition rover team?
Everyone is welcome — no experience required. Fill out the form and we'll get you connected with the right subsystem team.
→ Mechanical — chassis, suspension, robotic arm
→ Electrical — power systems, sensors, wiring
→ Software — autonomy, navigation, firmware
→ Science — life detection, geology sampling