RoboFest 2026

800 early bird tickets available to redeem a mystery gift. While stocks last!

How to reserve:

1. Go to https://tickets.science.edu.sg.
2. Choose "Special Promotions" and select "RoboFest 2026".
3. Select Singaporean Citizen / Permanent Resident if applicable.
4. Select date of visit, number of adult(s) and child(ren).
5. Select add-on(s), if any. 
6. Enter your details and check out. A confirmation email with your tickets will be sent to you. Please have your e-tickets ready at the entrance on your visit date for smooth admission.

How to register:

1. Go to Register Interest: RoboFest 2026 | FormSG.
2. Our RoboFest organising team will follow up with you on the booking process.

The Playground

"My Colleague is a Robot Dog" - An exclusive, limited-run comedy performance featuring insights into robot-human interaction.

Thurs, 9 Apr: 11am - 11.30am, 3pm - 3.30pm

Fri, 10 Apr: 11.30am - 12pm , 3pm - 3.30pm

Sat, 11 Apr: 11am - 11.30am, 2.30pm - 3pm

Sun, 12 Apr: 11am - 11.30am, 2.30pm - 3pm

Robotics in Real Life

National University of Singapore will showcase seven projects including:

• “Octopus-Swimming-Like Robot with Soft Asymmetric Arms”: This palm-sized bio-inspired robot demonstrates advanced soft robotics technology by replicating the elegant swimming motions of an octopus. The robot can be precisely controlled to navigate through water with the same fluid grace as its biological counterpart, showcasing the potential of biomimetic design in underwater robotics.
• “Mobile Assistive Soft Robot for Elderly Care”: This innovative assistive robot integrates a flexible robotic arm, variable-stiffness actuation, and an adaptive mobile platform to address critical needs in elderly care. The demonstration highlights how soft robotics and human-centred mechanical design work together to provide essential support for sit-to-stand transitions, assisted walking, and fall prevention.
• “Robi Butler: Remote Multimodal Interactions with Household Robot Assistant”: Guests can experience the future of household robotics by remotely connecting with Robi Butler on a ‘Zoom-call’ and interact through multiple modalities (text, voice, gesture) on a browser, a mobile phone app, or an AR device.

Singapore University of Technology and Design will showcase projects in which robots are used in facilities management, building infrastructure and education. For example,

• Dragonfly, an outdoor, autonomous, mosquito control robot. Dragonfly plans routes, identifies problem areas, all while attracting and trapping mosquitoes.
• Smorphi Imaginary, a virtual simulation platform where visitors navigate a maze using a digital twin of the Smorphi robot. It highlights how simulation supports learning, testing, and understanding robot behaviour in a safe, virtual environment.

Stellaris Robotics Pte Ltd will display cutting-edge AI education robots such as: 

• UBTECH Alpha Mini “Wukong”: A portable intelligent humanoid robot that redefines the companion robot experience through its biomimetic design and advanced multi-modal interaction capabilities, bringing playful yet sophisticated AI interaction to users.
• “UGOT”: A versatile multi-functional robotics platform featuring diverse operational modes, AI capabilities and modular design. This user-friendly pathway provides an accessible entry point to explore advanced AI and robotics technologies. 
• “Yanshee”: An open-source humanoid robot for AI education developed for K12 and Institutes of Higher Learning. It is widely used in curriculum teaching, competitions, and research activities, helping students learn topics such as AI, programming, and robotic motion.

Learning Hub

Discover the exciting potential of robotics through immersive robotics and AI programming walk-throughs designed for hands-on learning on the go. Some learning experiences include:

• Talks and workshops on AI and robotics: There will be sessions on AI and robotics by expert speakers and facilitators over the four days. Talks by experts on Thu and Fri will be recorded and streamed on Sat and Sun, and subsequently on our website
• A first look at the LEGO^® Education Computer Science & AI Kit: Duck Learning will unveil LEGO^®;️ Education’s newest innovation – the Computer Science & AI Kit for the first time in Singapore, offering guests an exclusive preview of how play-based learning come together in the world of robotics and applied technology. Students and families can participate in guided trial sessions that blend creativity and problem-solving in a fun, engaging way.
• Programming and Coding Experiences: Guests can engage in activities designed by Science Centre Singapore to programme the humanoid robot "TonyBot," try drone coding fundamentals, and understand how cameras process visual data.
• Interact with Ameca: Meet Ameca, an advanced humanoid robot at Science Centre Singapore representing the future of human-robot interaction. Guests can dabble in AI prompt engineering and learn to communicate effectively with artificial intelligence systems.
• Balancing Robot session: This interactive session by NUS offers hands-on exploration of balance, motion, and control systems through practical demonstrations. Participants will uncover the science behind robot stability and how these principles power flying robots, vehicles, and everyday technology.