Robota-excellence under construction.

Mody Institute of Technology And Science is an educational institute in Lakshmangarh near sikar which is committed to excellence and seeks to impart knowledge and develop skills in women to become professionals, well versed in modern technology and management practices while imbibing social sensitivity and environmental consciousness for the betterment of self and society.

The Robotics Society of MITS,Lakshmangarh was born on 21st Feb 2009,with the vision to broaden our dimensions and have a common platform, where students can discuss,diversify and keep themselves updated with the latest and upcoming trends in the field of embedded systems

Mentor:
Prof. B.P. Singh (HOD, ECE, MITS, Lakshmangarh).

Founders of ROBOTA:     

Deepika Aggarwal( General Secretary)

Swati Jain and Devasena Prasad (Deputy Secretaries)

Paridhi Jain and Tanushree Dutta (Technical Head)

Megha Nandwana (Financial Head)

Shruti Mishra(CreativeHead)

Coordinators (fourth yr): 
Pallavi Sinha                                                                                          
Saloni Lunawat
Aanchal Shekhawat
Shubhangini kalra
Nikita Dhir
Surbhi  shrivastav
Shreya bhattacharya
Pooja Agarwal
Swati Pandya
Subheksha

Members(third yr):                                                                                 
Arushi Singhal
Anushree Gandhi
Diksha Munjal
Surabhi Joshi
Apala Pandey
Rinky Sangtiani
Umang Shekhawat
Shalini Gupta
Kanihka
Sukirti
Sandhya
Smiti Sinha
Neha Nagori

Members (second yr):                                                                             

Khushboo Harlalka
Priyadarshini Priya
Kamna Jain
Ina Pachera
Geetika Goel
Kritika Surolia
Anjali Jain
Diksha Verma
Bulbul Rai
Eleesha.S
Ayushi Jain
Akansha Dhingra

Members (first yr):
Himanshi Sharma
Archita Vyas
Surbhi Arora
Ayushi Shukla
Achra Agarwal

             THE WORLD OF ROBOTS

• The word Robot was coined in 1930 coming from the Czech word robota which means compulsory labor.
• Robots are devices being used in industrial production of various products to improve the process. Robots can be used for many different applications ranging from palletizing to spot welding. These robots can be programmed to perform various tasks.
• The world’s first computer controlled arm was built in 1961 .
• Elektro, the world’s first humanoid robot, debuted in 1939. Built by Westinghouse, the seven-foot-tall walking machine “spoke” more than 700 words.
• The first known case of robot homicide occurred in 1981, when a robotic arm crushed a Japanese Kawasaki factory worker. 
•  Leonardo da Vinci drew up plans for an armored humanoid machine in 1495. Engineer Mark Rosheim has created a functional miniature version for NASA to help colonize Mars
• Archytas of Tarentum, a pal of Plato’s, built a mechanical bird driven by a jet of steam or compressed air—arguably history’s first robot—in the fifth century B.C. He was the first one to build a robot.
•  There are currently 4,000 robots serving in the US Military, including reconnaissance Talon bots that scout for roadside bombs in Iraq and PackBots that unsuccessfully poked around for Osama bin Laden’s hideout in Afghanistan. 
• Chris Melhuish of the Bristol Robotics Laboratory created robots that use bacteria-filled fuel cells to produce electricity from rotten apples and dead flies. The goal: robots that forage for their own food- essentially they wouldn’t need humans to survive.
•  Mini Me: Australian researchers are trying to build a micro robot that would mimic the swim stroke used by E. coli bacteria. It would be injected into a patient so it could take a biopsy from the inside.
• Cybernetics professor Kevin Warwick calls himself the world’s first cyborg, with computer chips implanted in his left arm. He can remotely operate doors, an artificial hand, and an electronic wheelchair.