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We build what flies

Aerospace & Robotics Club of PSIT. Rockets, CanSats, drones, and now robots. All designed, built and flown by students.

07

Competitions won

23

Rounds cleared

14

Projects built

48

Members

01Our story

From an 80 m hop to the edge of the sky.

Vyomnauts started as a handful of students at PSIT with one question: could we build a rocket that actually comes back? The first one didn't. Neither did the second.

Every failure became a checklist item. Within a few seasons the club was flying dual-deploy rockets past a kilometre, building CanSats that radioed live telemetry, and tuning drones that held position in the wind. Now we're stepping into robotics, same crew, same obsession with getting it right.

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Mission

Give every student who's serious about aerospace a place to design, build, break and fly real hardware, and learn more from it than any classroom could teach.

Vision

A student team from PSIT that competes with the best in the world, sends hardware to the edge of space, and builds machines that build machines.

How we work

  • Fly it or it didn't happen
  • Every failure gets a post-mortem
  • Seniors teach juniors
  • Safety is not optional
  • Credit the whole crew

02The journey

Every year, a little higher.

Scroll the flight log: the wins, the rounds we cleared, and the crashes that taught us the most.

  1. 2021

    The first launch pad

    A handful of students, one borrowed workshop and a sugar-motor rocket that flew 80 m.

  2. 2022

    First competition

    Cleared two rounds at our first national rocketry event. Learned what a design review really is.

  3. 2023

    CanSat goes live

    Our first CanSat streams altitude, pressure and temperature over LoRa, and survives the drop.

  4. 2024

    Past a kilometre

    Agni-II reaches 1.1 km with dual-deploy recovery. The drones crew forms.

  5. 2025

    Podiums

    Design awards and finals across rocketry and CanSat. 40+ active members.

  6. 2026

    Robotics begins

    A new division: arms, rovers, SLAM. Robotics to orbit to cosmos.

03How we're organised

Four divisions. One crew.

Members pick the division they build in, but nobody works alone: every launch pulls in people from all four. There's no ladder here, just a crew.