1,000 FPS
Super-slow-motion
Every slip, fracture and recovery captured in cinema fidelity.

The P.AI Games is the world's first international real-life Robogames: 32 robot teams from across the globe compete at everyday human tasks — loading a dishwasher, opening unfamiliar doors, painting a wall, folding laundry, hauling refuse, assembling furniture, and crossing an unseen obstacle trail that exposes SLAM and safe navigation in public. No simulations, no hidden control mode, no second takes. Two days, seven competitions, $1,000,000 in cash prizes, one live arena.
Tel Aviv, Israel // 32 teams only
Early-bird waitlist is open at US$89 before standard tickets return to US$199.
US$199 standard · US$89 early-bird · save US$110 · 55% off · no payment now
Every event is a chore you know by heart — and a problem no robot has ever solved reliably in public. Teams clearly declare autonomous, teleoperated, or hybrid control, then run on the clock before an AI referee and a live crowd.
Load a mixed domestic service into competition dishwashers without fracture, collision, or excessive acoustic impulse.
Acoustic instant DNF for any breakage impulse above 85dB or visible fracture propagation.
Handling fidelity
Giant screens, 1,000-frames-per-second replays and live joint data turn a household chore into elite sport. An AI referee scores every run in public, so you always know exactly who is winning and why.
Super-slow-motion
Every slip, fracture and recovery captured in cinema fidelity.
Joint telemetry
Strain, temperature and force overlays on arena jumbotrons.
Zero human bias
Neutral LiDAR and optical grids calculate every penalty.
Join the early-bird waiting list and lock a full 2-day pass for US$89 instead of the US$199 standard price. You save US$110 — 55% off — with no payment today. Reserve your place now, then we email you first when seats open for Tel Aviv, May 18–19, 2027.
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Title rights, compute backbone, official timekeeping and safety enclosure partnerships are open for the inaugural championship — the moment robotics became a spectator sport.