Some stories begin in boardrooms, but ours began in a classroom—sometimes in the college canteen, hostel corridors, and late-night labs. At Rajarajeswari College of Engineering, two curious minds, Mr. B. Pavan and Mr. Dorechandra R, crossed paths, turning a friendship into a bond fueled by innovation and an unshakable passion for robotics. Together, they formed TechX, a name that symbolized relentless experimentation, resilience, and a refusal to settle for mediocrity.

From national robotics competitions to final-year projects, they built together, competed together, and won together—over 30 major competitions, 70+ certifications, and national recognition. Whether it was an agricultural robot for farmers, a defense surveillance bot, or their award-winning hybrid electric bike, every project carried their belief: “If we can imagine it, we can build it.”

But beyond the accolades, they realized something bigger—if they struggled to find the right tools, mentorship, and resources, how many other students faced the same challenge? That question sparked a mission: to create a space where young innovators wouldn’t feel lost, alone, or limited. TechXRobotix was born—funded with passion, built for students, by students.

Today, TechXRobotix isn’t just a company; it’s a movement, providing high-quality robotics kits, DIY components, project guidance, and hands-on mentorship. It’s a promise that no student with a dream is left behind.

“We started as two students with a toolkit and a dream. We failed, we learned, we kept going. Every robot we built carried our story. Every success we had was a win for every underdog. TechXRobotix is more than a company—it’s proof that you are never too small to build something big.”

— B. Pavan & Dorechandra R, Co-Founders, TechXRobotix.