Two teams will compete with each other to score a ball into the goal with a maximum of two robots in each team. Teams that scores the most goals will be declared the winner. Robots have to be manually operated using a wireless controller.

Two robots will compete to force each other out of the ring. The robot that remains in the ring will be declared the winner. Robot handlers are allowed to start the robot with the press of a single button.

Two remote-controlled robots will battle to push each other out of the ring. The robot that stays inside the ring wins. Each robot is operated by a handler using a remote control, and the match begins with a start signal. Strategy, speed, and precision control determine the champion!

Participants are required to build a robust robot that can follow the track line autonomously. The robot must complete the track in the shortest time possible.

A drone must complete several obstacle courses autonomously in the minimal possible time. The drone is operated through a sequence of obstacles designed by the organizer and land safely in the designated area.

Participants will have to share their ideas through an innovative robotic project on how to solve various problems related to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) creatively.