Global broadcast exposure
Put your robot's real performance in front of a worldwide audience through the planned broadcast.

Bring the platform you built—or the third-party robot you made smarter. Not only robotics companies: makers and independent groups are welcome too. Ten real-world competitions. One public scoreboard. Entry is free.
Apply — takes 10 minutesPut your robot's real performance in front of a worldwide audience through the planned broadcast.
Compete for cash prizes across the championship, subject to the published prize schedule.
Meet potential backers and customers in the paddock, where engineering becomes conversation.
Leave with a public result measured against the same clock and rules as your peers.
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Every team faces published conditions and an auditable clock.
Teleoperation is allowed when declared and carries a +60-second time penalty; undisclosed input is a violation.
Teams retain ownership of their robot technology and intellectual property.
Tell us your freight needs when you apply. Shipment arrangements and any support will be confirmed with selected teams; do not book freight on the assumption that it is covered.
International teams are responsible for checking entry requirements for Israel. Selected teams can request event documentation to support their own visa applications.
Teams should plan for appropriate liability, equipment and travel insurance. The final safety and insurance requirements will be communicated before participation is confirmed.
We will share current venue access and safety procedures with accepted teams before travel. Follow official travel advice for your country when planning your visit.
Registered teams will receive a direct update from the organizing committee if dates change, including revised technical and participation timelines. Do not make non-refundable plans before confirmation.
A plain-language guide to all ten arenas: the task, the semi-final and Grand Final formats, the equipment you need, how scoring works, what ends a run, planning notes — and the prize money in every arena: US$100,000 for 1st, US$10,000 for 2nd and US$2,500 for 3rd.
No. Any platform is welcome, including wheeled mobile manipulators, arm plus AMR set-ups, and third-party robots you made smarter. Research teams do not need to be the robot's manufacturer.
No. Robotics companies are welcome, and so are makers, students, independent builders and research labs. Form a group, bring your own hardware or a third-party robot, and apply as one team. Need teammates? Post on the Team-up board.
There is no overall limit on applications. Each arena takes up to 12 teams into its semi-final.
No. Entry is free for competing teams.
Four short steps. Robotics companies, research teams, universities, startups, makers and independent groups can enter with their own hardware or a third-party robot. Still looking for teammates? Post on the Team-up board. Sponsors apply on the Partners or Sponsors page.