Robotics Competitions are organized events where teams design, build, and program robots to compete against one another in specific tasks or challenges. These competitions often focus on engineering, programming, and teamwork, allowing participants to apply their skills in robotics and technology. Events may vary in format, including timed challenges, obstacle courses, or head-to-head battles, and are often designed to test various aspects of robotics, such as autonomy, efficiency, and problem-solving capabilities. Robotics competitions encourage innovation, creativity, and practical application of engineering principles, while also promoting collaboration and communication among participants. They are popular in educational settings, fostering interest in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) fields.
Arkansas Tech University's robotics team achieved a top-three finish at the IEEE Region 5 Robotics Competition in Wichita, Kansas. The nine-member team, guided by both seasoned and novice members, focused…
The 2025 FIRST Robotics Competition Seven Rivers Regional in La Crosse, Wisconsin, showcases over 51 high school robotics teams from Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa. This year's challenge, "Reefscape," involves designing…
The Heartland Regional FIRST Robotics Competition showcases high school students' engineering and problem-solving skills. Over six weeks, teams create robots for unique challenges, demonstrating creativity and perseverance. The event emphasizes…
Exciting Robotics Competition Inspires Ontario Youth On November 30, a vibrant gathering of high school and intermediate students sparked creativity at Ontario Tech University's Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science…