RoboFest – Pakistan's Premier Robotics Festival

RoboFest is an annual robotics festival organized by TechTics Club, a student-led startup dedicated to fostering innovation in robotics and computer science. This two-day event brings together students from across Pakistan to showcase their creativity, technical expertise, and problem-solving skills in a dynamic and competitive environment.

With 15+ exciting competitions and multiple workshops, RoboFest is structured into four primary categories:Robotics, Programming, STEM and E-Gaming. Schools and colleges compete in these categories, striving for the ultimate trophy while demonstrating their exceptional talents.

RoboFest is more than just a competition—it is a collective movement to promote robotics and STEM education in Pakistan.

Our Mission

“To provide students with a platform where they can explore, innovate, and collaborate, preparing them for the future of technology.”

Why RoboFest Stands Out

Discover what makes our event unique

Hands-on Learning

RoboFest serves as a year-end evaluation for students engaged in robotics and programming curricula, allowing them to apply their knowledge in real-world challenges.

Diverse Participation

The event attracts students from schools, colleges, and universities, fostering an inclusive learning and competitive environment.

Innovation & Collaboration

Each competition category comes with unique rules and challenges, encouraging schools to participate in multiple domains, push boundaries, and celebrate teamwork.

Standardized Curriculum

As part of its broader vision, TechTics Club is committed to developing a standardized robotics curriculum for schools, ensuring that students receive structured learning experiences in this rapidly evolving field.

RoboFest

RoboFest, launched by TechTics Club in 2022, has grown into a leading inter-school robotics competition. Starting with 7 schools, it expanded to 600 students from 22 schools in 2023. RoboFest ‘24 welcomed 800 students from 25 schools with the theme “Climate Action.” In 2025, the event adopts “Robotics for a Better Tomorrow,” aligned with SDG Goals 3, 9, and more, expecting 1,600 students from over 30 schools.