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ATRISI Buildground · LPU Founding Pilot

Founding Buildground edition hosted at Lovely Professional University. Same protocol for any partner — slug pattern {institution_key}-founding-pilot or {institution_key}-edition-NN.

Find a problem. Build the proof.

Lovely Professional University

Phagwara, Punjab

Format

Theme
Engineering Intelligence for the Real World
Core build
24–36 hours
Team size
35
Pre-event discovery
1–2 weeks
Linked Club
Open chapter

Tracks

Campus

Solve something inside your institution.

Industry

Solve a real operational or engineering problem.

Society

Public systems, accessibility, sustainability, safety and community.

Wild Card

Convince us a problem nobody assigned is worth solving.

What teams must demonstrate

  • What is the problem?
  • How do you know it exists?
  • What did you build?
  • Does it actually work?
  • What would it take to deploy it?

Recognition vs continuation

Competition awards

  • Problem Discovery Award
  • Engineering Excellence Award
  • Applied Intelligence Award
  • Real-World Impact Award
  • Best Evidence Award

Continuation recognition

  • ATRISI Residency Shortlist

Shortlist is not Residency acceptance. Placement is a later staff decision.

Continuation triage

Archive · Iterate · Continue · Research · Club · Fellowship · CoE validation · Pilot

A prize does not equal continuation. A quiet team can still CONTINUE.

How Club sustains work

Qualified / sample problems

campus

Placement evidence is scattered across tools

Career offices collect placement outcomes in spreadsheets, portals and email. Students and TPOs cannot see a trusted evidence trail.

industry

Operational knowledge lives in chat threads

Teams lose decisions and constraints in messaging tools. New hires re-learn the same workflow weekly.

society

Local civic services are hard to navigate

Residents struggle to find the right process for a common civic request across fragmented portals and offices.

wildcard

Bring a problem nobody assigned

Qualify a problem you discovered. Show who experiences it, how you know it exists, and why it is worth a 36-hour build.

Register for this edition

₹899/student (₹799 with active ATRISI Club Annual Membership). Teams are 35. Every teammate registers and pays before evidence submit. Mentors / faculty / observers are fee-exempt.