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AI & Robotics Club has an application process at the beginning of every semester. The one in the fall is more extensive and geared towards newcomers to the world of ai & robotics. In the fall, we run introductory workshops to get new members up to speed on technical skills. The spring application process is geared more towards experienced members, as we don't run workshops then. Both processes start off with introductory meetings, which will be announced over our groupme chat. We do accept very motivated or experienced students into the club outside of the application process as well, so it's never too late to apply!

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Who We Need

We are looking for devoted members who are excited about a project and eager to learn and build part of the robot. Each week, club members are expected to attend an hour-long team meeting and to spend over 3 hours working on building, design, or research.
Previous engineering is not required. A willingness to work hard is!