Age: Primary: 8-12 years old | Secondary: 13-16 years old | Tertiary: 16-19 years old

Team size: 2-3 people guided by a coach/mentor

Hardware: LEGO® based

Software: Free choice

Maximum size: Max. 25 x 25 x 25 cm

Characteristics: Build and program a robot that solves challenges on a field.

WRO® RoboMission is a challenge-based competition. Students must design, construct and program an autonomous robot that can solve specific challenges on a field. Because the field is set up randomly each round, the robot needs to be able to make its own decisions during the run.

All parts of the robot, including controller, motors and sensors must be from LEGO® (MINDSTORMS® NXT or EV3, SPIKE PRIME or Robot Inventor).

The format of the competition is adapted from the international WRO RoboMission.
Note: WRO RoboMission was called Regular category until 2021.

Format and Competition Dates:
Presentation:

Qualifiers

Primary	29th – 30th August 2022
Secondary	31st August – 1st September 2022
Tertiary	2nd September 2022

Finals

Shortlisted teams will be selected and will be invited for the finals.

Presentation Finals

3rd September 2022

Robot Run:

Qualifiers

Primary	5th – 6th September 2022
Secondary	7th – 8th September 2022
Tertiary	9th September 2022

Finals

Shortlisted teams will be selected and will be invited for the finals. Surprise rules may be introduced for the finals.

Robot Run Finals (Top 10 of each category)

10th September 2022

 

Details of the scoring mechanism for Qualifiers and Finals can be found in the WRO RoboMission 2022 - General Rules document.

Age: Primary: 8-12 years old | Secondary: 13-16 years old | Tertiary: 16-19 years old

Team size: 2-3 people guided by a coach/ mentor

Hardware: Free choice - Teams at WRO International Final have the option to win the LEGO Education creativity award if they mainly LEGO branded controllers.

Software: Free choice

Maximum size: Must fit in 2x2x2m booth

Characteristics: Develop a robot project that helps solve real world problems.

Our Future Innovators category is a project-based competition. Students create their own innovative intelligent robotics solution relating to the current theme of the season. There is no restriction on the use of materials. This includes free choice of controllers, motors, sensors, etc.

Teams will present their project and their robot model to a group of judges on the competition day. The judges will not only grade the robot solution but will also look at aspects of innovation and entrepreneurship.

The format of the competition is adapted from the international WRO Future Innovators.

Note: WRO Future Innovators was called Open category until 2021.

 

Format and Competition Dates:

Presentation + Robot Demonstration:

Primary	9th September 2022
Secondary	9th September 2022
Tertiary	9th September 2022

Details of the scoring mechanism can be found in the WRO Future Innovators 2022 - General Rules document.

Age: 14-19 years old

Team size: 2-3 students guided by a coach/ mentor

Hardware: Free choice

Software: Free choice

Maximum size: Max. 30 x 20 x 30cm

Characteristics: Advanced robotics following current research trends.

With WRO® Future Engineers we created an exciting category for older students. With this new format, we want to bring the current research challenge into schools and teach students an engineering workflow by solving real-world-problems. Teams can use any robot, controller and materials that are in line with the regulations.

The game changes every 3 or 4 years and the current game is all about autonomous driving. The challenge is to build a robot with a steering drive that can drive around a track autonomously. Each year little changes are introduced to motivate the students to keep on developing their robots.

The format of the competition is adapted from the international WRO Future Engineers. 

Format and Competition Dates:

Robot Run:

Future Engineers Robot Run

9th September 2022 (PM)

Details of the scoring mechanism can be found in the WRO Future Engineers 2022 – General Rules document.

Age: 6-10 years old

Team size: 2-3 students guided by a coach/ mentor

Hardware: LEGO® based

Software: Free choice

Maximum size: Max. 30 x 20 x 30cm

Characteristics: A rules based competition where students design, build and program a robot that will solve missions on a playfield.

The normal WRO® RoboMission General Rules apply for NRC WeDo competition.

All parts of the robot, including controller, motors and sensors must be from LEGO® (LEGO Education WeDo 2.0 Core Set).

 

Format and Competition Dates:

Presentation + Robot Run:

NRC WeDo

30th August 2022

(Stay tuned for more details!)

Level: K1 - K2 (5-6 years old)

Team size: Max 5 students guided by max 2 coaches/mentors

Hardware: KUBO

Software: KUBO

Characteristics: A mission-based competition where students code and design a robot to solve missions on a playfield.

NRC Preschool is our inaugural Preschool National Robotics Challenge. Our theme for this year is My Robot, My Friend. Learn the fundamentals of coding whilst completing missions around our community with Kubo, our robot friend.

 

Format and Competition Dates:

	Date	Location
Presentation	23rd - 24th August 2022	Online (Zoom)
Competition	31st August 2022	Science Centre (Marquee)
Prize Presentation	10th September 2022	Science Centre (Annexe)

Click here to register and stay tuned for more details!
Contact us for enquiries at KidsSTOP@science.edu.sg

 

 

Age: Primary: 8-12 years old | Secondary: 13-16 years old

Team size: 6 students

Characteristics: Online points-based competition

Part of Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge, CoderZ teams will log into the portal accessible via a browser and start coding their virtual robot to accomplish tasks. There will be two main Challenges and a series of Missions leading up to the Challenges.

The competition is a one-day event with no preparations required by teams. Teams will undergo a training session in the morning of the competition day. In the afternoon, teams will be given access to the Challenges and Missions to score as many points as possible.

Additional self-learning resources

In partnership with Amazon as part of the Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge, participants can create a free CoderZ account to practice coding on the Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge platform in preparation for the competition.

Account creation (for individuals):

1) go to gocoderz.com

2) click on “start now” under Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge

3) scroll down and click on “create individual student account”

Account creation with class code (for teachers):

https://tinyurl.com/CoderZResources

 

Format and Competition Dates:

Recap of CoderZ for Primary school	5th September 2022 (AM)
Competition for Primary category	5th September 2022 (PM)
Recap of CoderZ for Secondary school	6th September 2022 (AM)
Competition for Secondary category	6th September 2022 (PM)

For more information, kindly visit Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge organised by Science Centre Singapore.

A sneak peak of the Amazon Cyber Robotics Challenge Platform: