Techradiance Jr World Cup - Mini Humanoid Championship
by Harbour Edutech Pvt Ltd (Techradiance)
₹100,000 Cash Prize
The Mini Humanoid Championship is a national robotics competition for students in Grades 3-12. Design and program two-legged robots, showcasing STEM skills.
Mode
Hybrid
Fee
₹700
Participation format
Individual and team
Teams of 1 to 5
Duration
Multi-stage event over several months
Eligibility
Open to students in Grades 3-12 across India. Participants form teams of 1-5 members. No prior robotics experience is required.
- Grade level
- Grade 3 to 12
- Age range
- 8 to 18 years
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Prerequisites
- No prior experience in robotics is required.
- Participating team should have a prepared robot as per specifications.
- Prepare a video (1-5 minutes, max 100MB) showcasing team readiness and passion.
See if your child qualifies.
Rewards and recognition
Award
₹100,000
Winners receive cash prizes up to ₹1,00,000.
Prizes
Trophies, Medals & STEM kits
Winning teams receive trophies, medals, and STEM kits.
Certificate
Techradiance & IIT Certificate
Certificates of Participation and Excellence are provided by Techradiance in association with IIT Delhi/Bombay.
Recognized by
Career pathways
Participants gain valuable internship opportunities.
Recognition
National-level recognition
Skills your child builds
Key dates
Last edition
- Registration opened
- 1 Jan 2026
- Registration closed
- 31 Mar 2026
- Competition
- 1 Apr 2026 to 30 Apr 2026
- Results
- 15 May 2026
How to apply
- 1Register your team online on the official Techradiance website. Share a video showcasing team readiness via email or WhatsApp.
Rules and guidelines
- The robot must be autonomous and wireless.
- No wireless communication between the robot and participants is allowed during the game.
- Bluetooth, RF Module, etc., are not permitted on the robot.
- No use of PID programming is allowed.
- External power supply is not allowed for the robot.
- Ready-made robots (LEGO, Pre-Programmed) are not allowed to compete.
- Participants are not allowed to touch the robot or the arena during the task.
- Judges have the right to disqualify any team for unfair conduct or rule violation.
- The machine must not contain any combustible, corrosive, or otherwise dangerous materials.
Technology requirements
- Prepared mini humanoid robot (as per specifications)
- Robotics hardware components (e.g., Arduino Nano, servo motors, sensors, batteries)
- Programming software for robot control
Fees and financial support
Fee details
Registration Fee: ₹1500 per team and 700 for individual registration.
About this opportunity
The Mini Humanoid Championship is a national-level robotics competition for school students, organized by Harbour Edutech Pvt Ltd (Techradiance) in association with ECell IIT Delhi. It challenges participants to design and program two-legged humanoid robots to perform various tasks, promoting innovation in STEM fields.
This competition is open to students from Class 3 to 12 across India, forming teams of 1-5 members. Participants gain hands-on experience in robotics, programming, and engineering concepts, with prizes up to ₹1,00,000 and internship opportunities.
Exam format
- Total marks
- 100
- Duration
- 60 minutes
- Format
- Questionnaire based quiz
Rounds and format
Round 1: Quiz Competition. Teams answer questionnaires to assess knowledge and skills in topics covered during workshops. Winners are determined by the highest number of correct answers. Round 2: Free-Style Performance + Quiz (Qualifier Rounds). Teams demonstrate robot capabilities, basic functionality, stability, and response to commands. No set arena, tasks on flat surfaces. Top performers qualify for Day 2. Round 3: EV-Themed Arena (Level 1). Teams complete an EV mission in a specially designed arena, involving stages like urban navigation, charging, and ramp challenges. Round 4: Grand Finale at IIT Delhi.
How entries are judged
Judging is based on creativity, robotics skills, teamwork, and performance in tasks. The quiz round evaluates knowledge and skills, while performance rounds assess robot functionality, stability, and task completion.
Selection process
Winners of the quiz phase are determined by the highest number of correct answers. Top performers in qualifier rounds, based on scores, qualify for subsequent stages. Overall performance in the arena challenges determines the final winners.
Academic details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
Frequently asked questions
How can students effectively manage competitive pressure during the championship?
Participants can manage pressure by focusing on their preparation, practicing regularly, and maintaining a positive team dynamic. Emphasizing learning and skill development over solely winning can also reduce stress and enhance the overall experience.
What are the common mistakes participants make in robotics competitions, and how can they be avoided?
Common mistakes include insufficient testing, poor time management during tasks, and neglecting rule details. These can be avoided through rigorous testing, strategic planning for each round, and thoroughly reviewing the competition guidelines.
How do judges evaluate creativity and innovation in robot design and performance?
Judges assess creativity based on unique design elements, innovative programming solutions, and the robot's ability to perform tasks efficiently and elegantly. Originality in problem-solving and adherence to specifications are key factors.
What strategies can teams employ to improve their chances of qualifying for the Grand Finale?
Teams should focus on mastering the basics of robot construction and programming, practicing all challenge scenarios, and developing strong teamwork and communication. Consistent performance across all rounds is crucial for qualification.
Beyond prizes, what long-term benefits do participants gain from this competition?
Participants develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. They gain hands-on experience in robotics and programming, fostering an interest in STEM fields and potentially opening doors to future academic and career opportunities.
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