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00 / Who We Are

About Us

Mongol-Tori is BRAC University's competitive Mars rover team — a student-run engineering club that designs, builds, and races rovers at international competitions.

A team of
01 / By The Numbers
2017

Founded

7+

Rovers Built

3

Competitions

60+

Members

02 / Mission

Pushing what student engineers can build

We exist to push the boundaries of what student engineers in Bangladesh can build. Through the rigor of international rover competitions — URC, IRC, and ERC — we train the next generation of roboticists, aerospace engineers, and system designers.

Every rover we build is a learning platform: a system of mechanical ingenuity, embedded electronics, and autonomous software that must survive real desert terrain and complete science missions far from human reach.

03 / History
  1. 2017

    Team founded at BRAC University, Dhaka

  2. 2018

    First rover prototype — Mongol-Tori I

  3. 2020

    First international qualification — IRC

  4. 2022

    Debut at University Rover Challenge (URC), Utah

  5. 2023

    Competed at ERC in Poland alongside URC

  6. 2024

    URC 11th place — best result to date

04 / Advisors

What our advisors say

The faculty and mentors who back Mongol-Tori on what the team is building and where it's headed.

01 / 03

Every challenge made us stronger. Every mistake became a lesson. Every late night, broken part, debugging session, and failed test added to our experience. Our goal has always been to learn, innovate, and grow into engineers capable of solving the world's toughest problems.

Dr. Md. Khalilur Rhaman

Dr. Md. Khalilur Rhaman

Prinipal Investigator & Advisior · BRAC University

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