Tel Aviv · May 18–19, 2027
Robot competing at the balloon burst circuit
THE P.AI GAMES // MAY 18–19, 2027

Two days.Ten world titles.One arena.

Watch physical AI do things nobody can rehearse: delicate hands, fast wheels and an arena holding its breath.

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01 // THE MOMENTS

What you'll see

The dishwasher test that makes engineers sweat
01 / 03

The dishwasher test that makes engineers sweat

Robots racing wheel to wheel
02 / 03

Robots racing wheel to wheel

The final strike under the spotlights
03 / 03

The final strike under the spotlights

02 // THE DAY

A day at the Games

01 / 05

14:00

Gates open

02 / 05

14:15

Opening show

03 / 05

EVENING

Competitions until 19:00

04 / 05

FINALE

Finals & podium

03 // THE NEXT GENERATION

Bring the kids

Family zone

A space for the whole family to experience the Games.

School groups

Bring the next generation into the arena.

Meet the engineers

Get close to the people behind the machines.

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US$89 for both days

Standard price US$199. No payment now.

Standard admission, not VIP.

Early-bird price ends Dec 1, 2026 · 16:00 UK

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FAQ // For fans

Quick answers.

How long does a tournament day last?+

On both competition days the arena floor opens in the morning for teams to arrive and prepare, while spectator gates open at 14:00. The opening show and the first heats follow right away, and live competition runs until 19:00 — you can arrive any time between 14:00 and 19:00 and still catch the action. Each day closes with finals ceremonies and the podium in the evening. May 18 hosts the semi-finals; May 19 hosts the Grand Finals.

Is the arena safe for front-row spectators?+

Each arena runs inside a sealed competition cell, and the arena is designed with protective barriers between robots and the crowd. Final safety procedures follow the Autonomy Safety Charter and venue requirements, and will be shared before the event.

How loud is it? Do children need hearing protection?+

Precision and strategy arenas such as The Porcelain Protocol and The Grandmaster Gambit chess arena are quiet — chess fans will hear every piece land. Faster arenas such as The Kinetic Overdrive, The Pinbreaker Strike and The Burst Circuit will be loud, similar to an indoor sports arena. We plan to offer earplugs at entry; families with young children may want to bring ear defenders.

What language is the commentary in?+

The arena show is planned in English and Hebrew at launch. Additional languages may follow and will be announced.

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