Yes. Students can participate individually or as part of a team, depending on the competition category

Participants must bring their robot as per the event conditions, battery backups, and for spot challenges, basic tools such as screwdrivers or other essential kits.

No. Participants are encouraged to carry their own internet source for better connectivity

Exciting prizes worth ₹5,00,000+, along with trophies, medals, special awards, and certificates, will be presented to winners and top performers.

Mentors or parents may assist participants during the initial setup stage. However, no external assistance is allowed during matches or evaluations.

Yes, a registration fee of ₹1,000 is applicable for each competition category.

Yes, a food counter will be available at the venue. Participants may also pre-order their meals during registration if needed.

Yes, teams are required to bring their own components, tools, laptops, and necessary accessories. Certain events, such as On-Spot Challenges, may provide specific kits or materials.

No. All robots must be original creations built by the participants or team members. Pre-built or commercially purchased robots are strictly not permitted.

Heavyweight robots use high-capacity motors and larger batteries, offering more power. Lightweight robots are limited to small motors such as BO or DC gear motors, with restrictions on voltage and size.

No external power supply will be provided during matches. All robots must be battery-operated and wired power connections are not allowed during gameplay.