Robotics Fundamentals Workshop
A hands-on workshop for school students to learn robotics basics, electronics and programming through practical projects.
About the Event
A hands-on workshop for school students to learn robotics basics, electronics and programming through practical projects.
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.
