AUTODRAG is a premier center for excellence in drone technology, dedicated to pushing the boundaries of autonomous aerial systems. We serve as a collaborative hub where engineering meets innovation, focusing on the design, development, and deployment of advanced Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
From mastering flight dynamics and hardware integration to exploring cutting-edge AI for autonomous navigation, AUTODRAG empowers students to transform theoretical concepts into high-performance aerial solutions. Whether it's for research, competitive racing, or real-world industrial applications, we are elevating the standards of drone tech.
Advance Autonomous Flight Intelligence: Develop sophisticated algorithms for obstacle avoidance, path planning, and GPS-denied navigation.
| S.No | Name | Year | Position |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ashish Kumar Singh | 3 | President |
| 2 | Harshit | 3 | Vice President |
| 3 | Aditya Kumar Singh | 2 | Technical Head |
| 4 | Saksham Agrawal | 2 | Electronics Head |
| 5 | Ujjval | 2 | IoT, Robotics & Rover Head |
| 6 | Anubhav Mittal | 2 | Automation Head |
| 7 | Akarshi Srivastava | 2 | Core Member |
| 8 | Abhay Shukla | 2 | Core Member |
In September 2025, the Centre for Drone Technology Club conducted its annual recruitment drive to onboard new members from the first- and second-year batches. The process attracted a large number of applicants, and interviews were conducted for over 150+ students to understand their interest, basic knowledge, and willingness to learn and grow within the club.
In October 2025, the Drone Club organised a one-week training and orientation program for the newly recruited members. The objective of this initiative was to familiarise students with the club’s structure and provide foundational knowledge across all domains, including Electronics & Avionics, CAD Designing, Automation, IoT, Robotics, and Rover Development.
In November 2025, the Drone Club organized an Ideathon to encourage innovation, teamwork, and problem-solving among members. Students were divided into balanced teams, ensuring that each team included members from different domains such as Electronics & Avionics, CAD Designing, Automation, IoT, Robotics, and Rover Development.
In December 2025, the Drone Club participated in the 4th IEEE DELCON 2025 held at Jamia Millia Islamia University. The event provided a valuable platform to showcase the club’s technical capabilities and ongoing work in drone technology.
In January 2026, the Drone Club hosted a three-day workshop for students from classes 11 and 12 who visited the campus to explore emerging technologies. The primary aim of this initiative was to introduce young students to the fundamentals of drone technology, IoT, and robotics, while inspiring them to pursue technical fields.
In February 2026, the Drone Club actively focused on preparation for the upcoming Technoxian World Cup 10.0 Members worked collaboratively across multiple competition domains, including Line Following Robot (LFR), Maze Solver, Drone Rescue, Drone Racing, RC Racing, Robo Soccer, and Water Rocket.
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