AI in Robotics: From Classroom to Industry
An interactive session with industry experts on how AI is shaping the future of robotics and what students can do today to prepare.
About the Event
An interactive session with industry experts on how AI is shaping the future of robotics and what students can do today to prepare.
Innovation
Showcase creativity
Networking
Meet like-minded peers
Learning
Hands-on experience
Recognition
Certificates & awards
Event Highlights
Robotics Competitions
Exciting challenges and real-world tasks
Workshops
Learn from industry experts
Expert Sessions
Talks on robotics and innovation
Awards & Prizes
Recognition for outstanding projects
Networking
Connect with students & mentors
Event Gallery
Event Timeline & Schedule
Registration & Arena Inspection
Team kit verification, arena walk-through, and trial runs.
Opening Ceremony & Keynote
Welcome speech from RoboTech Nepal founders & lead roboticists.
Preliminary Rounds (All Categories)
Line Following heats, Obstacle Avoidance qualifiers, and Maker Demo pitches.
Lunch & Networking Exhibition
Community interaction, tech booths, and prototype testing.
Championship Finals
Top 8 high-stakes knockout rounds and live autonomous race.
Award Ceremony & Certificates
Trophy distribution, certificates, and scholarship announcement.
Competition Categories
Line Following Speed Race
Autonomous bots competing on a complex track with curved paths and crossroads.
Obstacle Avoidance Challenge
Navigating dynamically placed maze barriers using ultrasonic and lidar sensors.
Robo Soccer Championship
2 vs 2 wireless controlled bots battling to score maximum goals in 5 minutes.
Free Innovation Project Fair
Showcase of IoT, robotic arms, quadcopters, and sustainable technology solutions.
Rules & Competition Guidelines
1. Team Composition & Eligibility
Each team can have between 2 to 5 members enrolled in recognized school, high school, or college institutions across Nepal.
2. Hardware Specifications
Max dimensions: 25cm x 25cm x 25cm. Max weight: 2.5kg. Max operational voltage: 12V DC. Pre-assembled ready-to-run commercial toys are strictly prohibited.
3. Scoring & Penalties
Track race scoring is calculated by lap completion time minus track boundary penalty points. Touching the arena carries a 5-second penalty.
Venue Information & Location
Main Hall: National Robotics Arena, Kathmandu, Nepal
Parking: Free designated campus parking available for all registered teams and buses.
Facilities: 220V power outlets at each team bench, Wi-Fi connectivity, cafeteria, and emergency medical station.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can individual students register or is it team only? ↓
Individual students can register and will be matched with other solo participants to form an official team during registration.
Are hardware kits provided on the spot? ↓
Teams are encouraged to bring their own robotics kits. A RoboTech Nepal Maker Kit spare parts counter is available on-site for emergency components.
What certificates and awards are provided? ↓
All registered participants receive official Certificates of Participation. Winners receive cash prizes, trophies, medals, and robotics scholarship grants.
