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Robotz India v11.0
National Junior Robotics Championship

Where Young Roboticists Compete & Lead the Future

India's flagship school robotics tournament powered by the Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Foundation (RAAIF). Four real-world engineering challenges designed to ignite mechanical creativity, sensor logic, and autonomous problem solving.

23 October 2026
Tripura Vasini, Palace Grounds, Bengaluru
Primary & High School Divisions
National Trophies & Grants
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Arena Challenges

The 4 Official Competition Tracks

Explore individual track specifications, technical dimensions, match rules, and download the official PDF guidebooks below.

Track 01 • Autonomous

Maize Game

Micro-robots navigate a complex 16×16 unit square maze autonomously from a corner start zone to the center destination square and exit along the optimal path.

  • Dimensions: Max 16cm × 16cm footprint
  • Control: 100% Autonomous (No Remote Controls)
  • Arena: 18×18cm unit squares, 3cm walls
  • Access Time: 5 minutes total maze test window
  • Scoring: Shortest official run time to center
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Track 02 • Team Match

Robot Football

Action-packed 2 vs 2 Robotics Premier League. Each school deploys a Goalkeeper Bot and Striker/Field Bot to defend their goal, dribble, tackle, and score.

  • Team Lineup: 1 Goalkeeper Bot + 1 Striker Bot
  • Match Time: 5 mins (Two 2.5 min halves + 30s break)
  • Dimensions: Max 25×25×25cm per robot
  • Weight / Voltage: Max 6kg combined, 12V limit
  • Communication: 2.4 GHz / 5.8 GHz Dual Frequency
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Track 03 • Speed & Precision

Fastest Line Tracer

High-speed optical path navigation. Round 1 tests steady-state tracking on circular courses; Round 2 triggers head-to-head sprint racing across intricate intersections.

  • Rounds: Rd 1 (Circle) & Rd 2 (Branching track)
  • Dimensions: Max 20cm × 20cm × 20cm
  • Weight: Max 1kg (including onboard battery)
  • Power: Max 12V DC onboard supply
  • Team Size: Up to 4 student members
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Track 04 • Traditional Tech

7 Stone Challenge

A tech adaptation of traditional Indian Lagori. Robotic strikers aim to knock down the 7 stone stack and reassemble them while executing tactical defensive maneuvers.

  • Concept: Robotic Lagori / Seven Stones
  • Mechanism: Aiming projectile & stack rebuilder
  • Voltage: Max 12V DC system
  • Team Size: Up to 4 student members
  • Scoring: Time to knockdown & stack rebuild points
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Age Categories & Eligibility

RobotzIndia is open to all recognized schools, STEM academies, and student robotics clubs across India. Competitions are bifurcated into two age brackets to ensure fair, challenging play.

Primary School Division Ages 8 – 12

Tailored for students in Classes 3 through 7. Focuses on foundational mechanical builds, sensor calibrations, basic microcontrollers (Arduino / micro:bit), and team collaboration.

High School Division Ages 13 – 17

Tailored for students in Classes 8 through 12. Focuses on advanced sensor telemetry, rapid PID controllers, dual-band wireless telemetry, autonomous maze algorithms, and custom BFS chassis engineering.

Universal Technical & Safety Regulations

All robots entering the arena must pass an initial pre-match technical inspection by RAAIF jury officials.

Parameter Standard Specification Inspection Requirement
Fabrication Criteria Built-From-Scratch (BFS) Robots only Direct commercial toy/RC cars are strictly prohibited. Custom chassis & kits permitted.
Maximum Voltage 12V Max at any point Verified with multimeter during technical inspection before entering arena.
Wireless Frequencies 2.4 GHz / 5.8 GHz Dual-Band Must prevent interference with neighboring tournament fields.
Student Identification Official School ID Card Must be worn by every team member throughout tournament rounds.
Project Logbook Updated Engineering Logbook Teams must present schematics, bill of materials, and design iterations to judges.
Arena Safety Non-destructive Mechanisms Sharp blades, adhesives, flammables, or deliberate opponent damaging features will result in disqualification.

Official Rulebooks & Guidelines

Download complete PDFs to prepare your team, review scoring sheets, and build according to official arena measurements.

Maize Game PDF Robot Football PDF Line Follower PDF 7 Stone Docs

Frequently Asked Questions

Can one school register teams for multiple competition tracks?
Yes! A school can register multiple teams across Maize Game, Robot Football, Line Follower, and 7 Stone. Individual students can also participate in multiple tracks if scheduling permits.
Is a teacher or mentor required to accompany the team?
Yes, every school delegation must have at least one designated teacher/mentor as the official point of contact for team reporting and safety.
What should the engineering logbook contain?
The logbook should record the team's design journey, circuit schematics, component list, code snippets, test trial notes, and challenges overcome. Incomplete logbooks may lead to point deductions during technical evaluation.
Are commercial development boards (Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi) allowed?
Yes! Standard development boards, sensors (IR, ultrasonic, optical, encoders), motor drivers (L298N, TB6612FNG), and custom 3D-printed/laser-cut parts are fully encouraged.

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