AeroIgnite 2026: National Aeromodelling Competition Launches at JSS STU
AeroIgnite 2026 takes off at JSS STU, draws 24 aeromodelling teams
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JSS Science and Technology University inaugurated AeroIgnite 2026, a national aeromodelling competition, featuring 24 teams from various engineering institutions. The event emphasizes practical skills in aerospace innovation, with a focus on unmanned aircraft design and operation.
- 01AeroIgnite 2026 is the first aeromodelling competition in the Mysuru region, organized by JSS STU and SJCE.
- 02The competition includes a challenge to design and operate unmanned fixed-wing aircraft, adhering to international standards.
- 03Amith Byrappa from Collins Aerospace emphasized the importance of hands-on technical experience for students.
- 04AeroJC, the university's aeromodelling club, celebrated its 10th anniversary and has a strong track record in international competitions.
- 05Participating institutions include R.V. College of Engineering, MIT Manipal, and M.S. Ramaiah University.
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JSS Science and Technology University (JSS STU) launched AeroIgnite 2026, a national-level aeromodelling competition, marking a decade of student-led aerospace innovation. The event, organized by the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering (SJCE), features 24 teams from various engineering institutions, making it the first of its kind in the Mysuru region. The competition centers around an RC Aircraft Target Drop Challenge, where participants must design and operate unmanned fixed-wing aircraft, adhering to international standards. Amith Byrappa, a senior manager at Collins Aerospace, inaugurated the event, highlighting the importance of practical problem-solving skills in the evolving job market. A.N. Santosh Kumar, Vice-Chancellor of JSS STU, expressed satisfaction with the participation and urged students to continuously upgrade their skills. The event also celebrated the 10th anniversary of AeroJC, the university's aeromodelling club, which has successfully represented JSS STU in international competitions. The competition will conclude with a valedictory function and prize distribution ceremony.
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The competition encourages local engineering students to enhance their practical skills and knowledge in aerodynamics and aircraft design.
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