RC Robot Race

About the Competition

The RC Robot Race is an adrenaline-pumping competition where teams pilot their custom-built remote-controlled robots through a challenging obstacle course. This event combines engineering prowess with driver skill, testing both your robot's design and your ability to navigate under pressure.

The race track features ramps, tight turns, obstacles, and technical sections that will push your robot and your driving skills to the limit. Speed matters, but control and strategy are equally important. Will your robot have the power, agility, and durability to claim victory?

Event Information

Competition Rules

• This is a manual-control event; autonomous operation is not required.
• The robot may be controlled using Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, RF, or a custom controller.
• Hobby or ready-made RC cars are NOT allowed. Teams must build their own robots.
• Only one robot is allowed per team.
• Robots must comply with size, weight, and voltage limits.
• Start and Finish zones will be clearly marked.
• Checkpoints may be used for progress tracking and scoring.
• Arena layout may change between rounds.
• Robots damaging the arena, hurdles, or other robots will be disqualified.
• Repeated loss of connection due to poor design may result in disqualification.
• Misconduct, unsafe behavior, or violation of fair-play rules will lead to disqualification.

Technical Requirements

• Maximum robot dimensions: 12 × 12 inches.
• Maximum robot weight: 3 kg.
• Robot must be powered by onboard batteries only.
• Maximum allowed voltage: 12V.
• No external power supply or wired tether is allowed.
• Microcontroller usage is optional (Arduino, STM32, ESP, etc.).
• Allowed communication modules: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, NRF / RF.
• Any motor driver is permitted.
• Any custom or commercial chassis may be used.
• All circuits must be securely mounted and safe.
• Exposed batteries, sparks, or loose wiring are strictly prohibited.

Arena & Hurdle Specifications

• Static blocks
• Walls
• Gates
• Zig-zag sections
• Narrow passages
• Ramps (optional)
• Layout may change between rounds.
• Start and Finish zones will be clearly marked.
• Checkpoints will be placed for progress tracking and scoring.