Anirudh Mazumder is a high school student at Grapevine High School in Texas. As a CCIR alumnus, he has explored programming, robotics, and mathematics through academic and extracurricular projects.
Anirudh also serves as a Civic Innovation Fellow at Civics Unplugged. The programme helps high school students develop leadership skills and create solutions to community challenges.
In addition, he is co-captain of the CTMS FLL robotics team, Octo-Pi. The team qualified for regionals, achieving a milestone not reached by a CTMS FLL team in more than six years.
Academic Achievements and Robotics
Anirudh participated in the Duke University Talent Identification Program. He received recognition at both the Texas State Recognition Ceremonies and the Grand Recognition Ceremony.
At CCIR Academy, Anirudh joined the Cambridge Future Scholar Research Programme. He worked with another student, Aditya, on a project titled “Kinematic Controller of a Soft Continuum Robot Using Learned Forward Models.”
Their research explored ways to control a soft continuum robot using learned forward models. Their professor mentor praised their work and considered the paper to be of graduate-level quality.
Research Accepted at MIT URTC 2022
Anirudh’s research paper was accepted for oral presentation at the MIT Undergraduate Research Technology Conference (MIT URTC) 2022.
The conference brings together student researchers to share work in engineering and technology. It provides a platform for presenting research and discussing new ideas with other researchers.
This acceptance marks an important milestone in Anirudh’s research journey. It also highlights his interest in robotics and his commitment to exploring advanced engineering topics.
Congratulations to Anirudh on this achievement!
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