Hosted by the UNIVERSAL ROBOTICS CHALLENGE Executive Committee | Japanese

Hosted by the UNIVERSAL ROBOTICS CHALLENGE Executive Committee | Japanese

The Universal Robotics Challenge is designed to foster an interest in and passion for robotics,
bringing together kids from across the world to compete using robots they create and program themselves.
This year's competition features two divisions.

What's the Universal Robotics Challenge?

The Universal Robotics Challenge is for students junior high school age or younger.
The two divisions in this year’s competition are made for a wide range of robotics skill sets from complete beginners to advanced participants,
encouraging each participant to solve various challenges as they deepen their interest in the field of robotics.
In order to establish an even playing field for all participants, the ArtecRobo, ArtecRobo 2.0, and Artec Links educational robotics platforms, used in elementary and junior high schools across the world, are used as the official robotics materials for the Universal Robotics Challenge. Each competition may have specific restrictions on which robot parts may or may not be used. Be sure to read the rulebook for your competition before registering.

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