Looking for teammates for JAXA Kibo-RPC 7

Hi everyone!

I'm a 3rd-year Physics student from India looking to form a team for the 7th JAXA Kibo Robot Programming Challenge (Kibo-RPC) through the UNOOSA International Slot.

The competition involves programming free-flying robots on the ISS, with tasks involving navigation, control, computer vision and path planning.

I'm looking for 2–5 other Indian students interested in robotics/programming and willing to work consistently as a team.

Useful skills include C++, Python, ROS/robotics, computer vision, path planning, control systems, or algorithms. You don't need experience in all of these.

I'm a Physics major + CS minor, with experience in Python, numerical simulation and data analysis, and an interest in spacecraft GNC and autonomous navigation.

If interested, DM me with your university, year, skills and relevant projects/experience.

Thanks!

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u/DownInAHoleOnceAgain — 10 days ago

Looking for Indian teammates for JAXA Kibo-RPC 7 (Space Robotics)

Hi everyone!

I'm a 3rd-year Physics student from India, and I'm looking to form a team for the 7th JAXA Kibo Robot Programming Challenge (Kibo-RPC) through the UNOOSA International Slot.

The competition involves programming free-flying robots in the ISS, so I'm looking for people interested in space robotics, control, computer vision, and programming.

A little about me:

  • Physics major + Computer Science minor
  • Python, numerical simulation and data analysis
  • Interested in spacecraft GNC, control systems and autonomous navigation.

I'm looking for 2-4 other Indian students who are genuinely interested in working on the competition and have experience with C++, robotics/ROS, computer vision, path planning, control systems, or algorithms would be especially useful.

You don't need to be an expert — I'm mainly looking for people who are motivated and willing to work consistently as a team.

If you're interested, DM me with your university, year, technical skills, and any relevant projects/competitions you've done.

reddit.com
u/DownInAHoleOnceAgain — 10 days ago

Looking for Indian teammates for JAXA Kibo-RPC 7 (Space Robotics)

Hi everyone!

I'm a 3rd-year Physics student from India, and I'm looking to form a team for the 7th JAXA Kibo Robot Programming Challenge (Kibo-RPC) through the UNOOSA International Slot.

The competition involves programming free-flying robots in the ISS, so I'm looking for people interested in space robotics, control, computer vision, and programming.

A little about me:

  • Physics major + Computer Science minor
  • Python, numerical simulation and data analysis
  • Interested in spacecraft GNC, control systems and autonomous navigation.

I'm looking for 2-4 other Indian students who are genuinely interested in working on the competition and have experience with C++, robotics/ROS, computer vision, path planning, control systems, or algorithms would be especially useful.

You don't need to be an expert — I'm mainly looking for people who are motivated and willing to work consistently as a team.

If you're interested, DM me with your university, year, technical skills, and any relevant projects/competitions you've done.

Thanks!

reddit.com
u/DownInAHoleOnceAgain — 10 days ago

Looking for Indian teammates for JAXA Kibo-RPC 7 (Space Robotics)

Hi everyone!

I'm a 3rd-year Physics student from India, and I'm looking to form a team for the 7th JAXA Kibo Robot Programming Challenge (Kibo-RPC) through the UNOOSA International Slot.

The competition involves programming free-flying robots in the ISS, so I'm looking for people interested in space robotics, control, computer vision, and programming.

A little about me:

  • Physics major + Computer Science minor
  • Python, numerical simulation and data analysis
  • Interested in spacecraft GNC, control systems and autonomous navigation.

I'm looking for 2-4 other Indian students who are genuinely interested in working on the competition and have experience with C++, robotics/ROS, computer vision, path planning, control systems, or algorithms would be especially useful.

You don't need to be an expert — I'm mainly looking for people who are motivated and willing to work consistently as a team.

If you're interested, DM me with your university, year, technical skills, and any relevant projects/competitions you've done.

Thanks!

reddit.com
u/DownInAHoleOnceAgain — 10 days ago