Tel Aviv, Israel
Arena 01 · 32.0853° N, 34.7818° E

This is the complete running order of the world's first real-life Robogames — from the closed scrutineering day on May 17 to the SLAM Gauntlet and US$200,000 Grand Laureate ceremony on the evening of May 19. All times are local arena time (UTC+3). Doors open for spectators at 08:30 on both competition days.
3 event days
7 world titles
Doors 08:30 local
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DAYS : HRS : MIN : SEC : MS — 18 MAY 2027, 17:00 UTC+3
Tel Aviv, Israel
Arena 01 · 32.0853° N, 34.7818° E
May 18–19, 2027
Scrutineering day May 17 (teams only)
UTC+3 (IDT)
All published times are local arena time
6,400 seats
Grandstands, fan zone and paddock viewing lane
Technical inspection day. No public access: every robot is weighed, radio-checked, emergency-stop validated and battery-audited before it is cleared for the grid.
Garage handover, ESD bench checks, 3-phase power connection and 100 Gbps telemetry link registration.
operationsCertified weigh bridge, appendage span check, declared centre of mass and payload confirmation.
operationsTelemetry emissions sweep, emergency channel allocation, encrypted link registry, non-interference sign-off.
operationsWireless E-stop, mechanical kill switch, deadman test and supervised recovery drill with the safety marshals.
operationsCell pack inspection, thermal runaway enclosure check, UN3480/UN3481 paperwork and charging protocol approval.
operationsRulebook briefing, teleoperation scoring deduction, red-flag doctrine, running order draw and a supervised walk of all seven arena cells.
operationsRobots sealed overnight in the arena-side holding bay. No software or hardware changes after this point without a steward ticket.
operationsThree world titles decided: doors, dishwasher loading and heavy haul. Opening ceremony at 09:30, first robot on the clock at 10:00.
Teams collect their machines, run pre-race diagnostics and join the technical queue in running order.
operationsSecurity screening, seat allocation, merchandise, food court and the open paddock viewing gallery.
fansTeam presentation, national flags of all 32 entrants, safety announcement and the official countdown to lights out.
ceremonyThree unmapped doors. 32 runs, two arena lanes, non-destructive manipulation only. World title #1.
competitionSpectators can enter the paddock viewing lane and meet engineers between sessions.
fansDishwasher loading under the 85 dB acoustic limit. Instant DNF on any fracture. World title #2.
competition12 kg wet refuse into a 240 L municipal cart, curb descent and obstacle lane. World title #3.
competitionThree titles awarded on the arena floor, then the day's decisive moments replayed at 1,000 frames per second on the 360° screens.
ceremonySpectators exit; teams return machines to parc fermé under steward supervision.
operationsThe final four titles, including the SLAM Gauntlet, the US$200,000 Grand Laureate with the Gold Titanium Trophy.
Overnight repairs are logged; every change is declared to the stewards before the machine re-enters the arena.
operationsSecond-day seating, school group entrance and the robotics exhibition hall.
fansFifteen garments, bimanual folding, 90° stack stability test. World title #4.
competitionThe live wall: zero tape, 0.25 mm target thickness, laser scan verification. World title #5.
competitionOpen-stage sessions with team principals, the AI referee engineers and the safety directorate.
fansFlat-pack joinery, calibrated torque and the 20 kg pneumatic press stress test. World title #6.
competitionUnseen trail navigation through boxes, trees, broken pavement, glass-debris zones and narrow gates. Fastest secure crossing wins world title #7.
competition1st (US$100,000), 2nd (US$10,000) and 3rd (US$5,000) prizes presented for every competition, confirmed from verified telemetry.
ceremonyFinal 60-minute window for written protests; the steward tribunal publishes all rulings before the podium.
operationsThe US$200,000 Grand Laureate prize and Gold Titanium Trophy are awarded on the arena floor, live to the world broadcast.
ceremonyFreight marshalling opens for outbound crating; teams have 24 hours to clear their garages.
operations
Seven competition cells sit behind ballistic transparent walls under 360° jumbotrons, so every seat reads live grip force, joint temperature, SLAM path confidence and millisecond timing. Step-free access on every tier, wheelchair seating, a quiet room and family rest areas.
6,400 spectator seats
Step-free on every tier
UTC+3 local arena time
Expo Tel Aviv, Pavilion 2, Rokach Boulevard 101, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. The championship layout is designed around one live arena, seven sealed competition cells, a robotics exhibition hall and a sponsor pavilion.
Use Tel Aviv University rail station for the fastest public route, with event shuttles to Gate C. Ben Gurion International Airport connects by rail, and ride-share drop-off is separated from freight and accessible arrival lanes.
The early-bird US$89 pass covers both competition days instead of the US$199 standard price: all seven world titles, open grandstand seating, paddock viewing windows and ceremonies. No payment is taken today.
Garage handover opens May 15. Team crates use the logistics gate; sponsors use the accreditation desk beside the pavilion. Each team receives a 40 m² ESD-safe bay, 3-phase power and an isolated 100 Gbps telemetry link.
Spectators: lock the US$89 early-bird price instead of the US$199 standard price — no payment today. Teams and sponsors: venue access, freight, parking and partner spaces are detailed on the dedicated venue page.