MITERS provides the MIT community with the tools, knowledge, and space needed to make their projects come to fruition. In addition, we have a vibrant community of students and alumni who are happy to answer questions, teach new users how to user our tools, or just hang out. Our members work on a variety of mechanical, electronic and software projects, like electric vehicles, console emulators, combat robots, Tesla coils, Rubik’s cube solving robots, custom CNC mills, 240v electrostatic headphones, and much more.
MITERS (the MIT Electronic Research Society) has been MIT's non-profit, student-run laboratory for hacking electronics and mechatronics since 1976.
AT A GLANCE
Number of Members
64 members in 2024-2025
Team Lead
Anhad Sawhney
Year Began:
1978
Location
N52-115
Noteable Projects
Shown above are the Rubik's Cube solver and the Digital Laser Projector. Descriptions of those, and other projects, are at the MITERS site.
Join the Team
You can drop by when MITERS is open, or check out the website!
Team Website
miters.mit.edu
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