Category: Competitive

Air Devils is an engineering organization at Arizona State dedicated to the study and design of aircraft and utilize our skills in this area to compete in international competitions.

ChemE Car is a club where students use Chemical Engineering skills to create a small vehicle that is both powered by and stopped by a chemical reaction. The club competes at AIChE conferences.

Combat Ready Robotics at ASU is open to any and all ASU students and focuses on building interest and excitement for robotics through the medium of robot combat. Members will have the opportunity to design and construct real combat robots at one of several weight...

We focus on several areas such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer science. We welcome all majors and anyone interested in hands on learning in science and engineering with a focus on robotics.

  DIYbio supports the ASU charter by encouraging collaboration and inclusion between disciplines and between all students of Arizona State University. We encourage personal and professional growth through activities relevant to synthetic biology. Learn more: Sun...

Next Level Devils (NLD) primary focus for the Spring 2017 is finalize our project for NASA organization, Microgravity University. NLD plans to meet twice a week throughout the semester to accomplish the task required by Microgravity University. Major accomplishments this semester are to fund the design and fabrication process of our proposal and also travel to and from NASA location in Texas where we will test our product in the Neutral Buoyancy Lab.

Solar Devils Solar Devils is a cross-disciplinary, project-based club where students build a solar powered electric car from scratch.  Students go through many different aspects of the engineering process including planning and designing of the shell/chassis of the...

[email protected] was formed to give students of all majors the ability to use their classroom theory in a real world application. This multidisciplinary organization is run like a small business in order to create a Formula style racecar, off-road Baja buggy, Supermileage streamliner, and radio-controlled airplane.

The goal of sunhacks is to create an astounding hackathon each year and to build a strong hacker community at Arizona State University.