RoboFest General FAQs

RoboFest is a robotics festival comprising four main categories: Robotics, Programming, STEAM Innovation, and E-Gaming. The 2026 edition will focus on Swarm Robotics.

Swarm Robotics represents the future of automation, where multiple robots collaborate like natural swarms to achieve complex goals. It promotes teamwork, distributed intelligence, and cooperation values aligned with human societies striving for equality and reduced social gaps.

SDG 5 (Gender Equality) and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) are implemented by promoting equal participation and inclusive access to robotics and STEAM education. The festival encourages balanced team participation, welcomes students from diverse educational backgrounds, and designs collaborative challenges inspired by Swarm Robotics.

RoboFest 2026 is open to students from schools, colleges, and academies, ensuring equal access to STEM opportunities for all participants regardless of gender, background, or learning environment.

RoboFest aims to foster collaborative thinking, innovation, and real-world problem-solving skills through robotics and technology. It encourages students to design solutions to address issues like accessibility, healthcare, and smart communities.

The official venue, dates, and event schedule for RoboFest 2026 will be announced soon.

RoboFest 2026 will feature multiple competitions across Robotics, Coding, STEAM Design, and Gaming, each designed around collaborative intelligence and swarm-based problem solving.

Registration can be done through the official RoboFest registration portal. Further details, including guidelines and team requirements, will be shared through official announcements and school coordinators.
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Yes, a nominal registration fee applies depending on the competition category, supporting event resources, learning materials, and fair participation opportunities.

Participants may use LEGO-based robots (e.g., EV3, SPIKE), Arduino-based robots, or custom-built robots, as long as they adhere to the competition guidelines and theme.

Yes, students from different schools can form an open team to participate in RoboFest.

Yes, private students can participate individually or as part of an open team.

Participants are allowed to register for more than one competition category, though we recommend a maximum of two to avoid scheduling conflicts.

Yes, all participants will receive certificates of participation after successfully completing the event.

For inquiries, email us at robofestpakistan@techticslub.com.