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Mangaluru: AeroMIT, a team of interdisciplinary students of Manipal Institute of Technology working to design, fabricate and test Micro Aerial Vehicles (MAVs) and research modern droane technologies, secured the first place in the Technical Design Report category at the SAE Aero Design Easat competition in Lakeland, Florida recently.
The team was placed third in the oral business presentation category, fifth in the flight scores and 7th overall among 25 teams in the category, including university teams from India. Incidentally, AeroMIT was the best performing Indian team in the competition.
The team members are Amartya Gupta, Samarth Agarwal, Kaushik Chavali, Brian Dsouza, Vishnu Priyatam, Adithya Ramesh, Gibert Soyus, Joel Dsouza, Lavanya Vij, Ashwin Varkey, Gautam Menon, Aaron Sequeira, Kiran Luke, Bhanu Prakash, Shakti Habib, Joshua Jose, Kaustubh Bhujbal, Subham Datta, Ameya Shahane, Ullas Bhat, Ashley Mudaliar and Anjay Subramanian.
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