Techradiance Jr World Cup - Soccer Robotics Championship
by Harbour Edutech Pvt Ltd (Techradiance)
₹1,00,000 Individual Prize
Design, program, and operate soccer robots in this national championship. Compete in qualifier and final rounds, showcase innovation, and win prizes and certificates.
Mode
In-Person
Fee
₹300
Participation format
Individual and team
Teams of 1 to 5
Duration
2 days
Eligibility
Students from Class 3 to 12 across India are eligible to participate in teams of 1-5 members. A basic understanding of robotics and programming is recommended. No specific academic performance criteria are mentioned.
- Grade level
- Grade 3 to 12
- Age range
- 8 to 17 years
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- None specified
- Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of robotics and programming
- Ability to design and build an autonomous robot
See if your child qualifies.
Rewards and recognition
Award
₹1,00,000
Winners receive cash prizes up to ₹1,00,000.
Prizes
STEM Kits & Trophies
Winners also receive valuable STEM kits and trophies.
Certificate
Techradiance & E-Cell IIT Delhi Certificate
All participants receive a Certificate of Participation from Techradiance in association with E-Cell IIT Delhi.
Recognized by
Career pathways
Participants gain mentorship from industry leaders and E-Cell IIT Delhi, with potential for internship opportunities.
Recognition
National-level recognition
Skills your child builds
Key dates
Last edition
- Registration opened
- 15 Jan 2026
- Registration closed
- 31 Mar 2026
- Competition
- 20 Apr 2026 to 21 Apr 2026
- Results
- 10 May 2026
How to apply
- 1Online registration on the official Techradiance website is required. Teams must register for the specified competition.
Rules and guidelines
- Teams must consist of 1 to 5 members.
- Robots must be autonomous and wireless.
- Robot dimensions should not exceed Length: 25 cm, Width: 15 cm, Height: 8 cm.
- Maximum robot weight should not be more than 3kg.
- No wireless communication (Bluetooth, RF Module, etc.) between the robot and participants is allowed during the match.
- Ready-made robots (e.g., LEGO, pre-programmed kits) are not permitted; design and construction must be original.
- Judges reserve the right to disqualify any team found engaging in unfair conduct.
- Participants are not allowed to touch the robot or the arena during the task.
Technology requirements
- A prepared autonomous robot adhering to specified dimensions and weight limits.
- Laptop for robot programming and configuration.
Fees and financial support
Fee details
Registration Fee for the Open Round is INR 700 per student (inclusive of GST). For Techradiance Zonal Winners, the entry fee is INR 300 per student (inclusive of GST).
About this opportunity
The Techradiance Jr World Cup is a national Soccer Robotics Championship, offering a premier platform for school students to engage with STEM, Robotics, and Innovation. Participants design, program, and operate autonomous robots to play soccer on a custom field, fostering creativity and problem-solving skills. The Grand Finale is held at IIT Delhi, providing a prestigious venue for young innovators to showcase their talents.
This championship is open to students from Class 3 to 12 across India, encouraging collaboration in teams of 1 to 5 members. Winners receive prizes up to ₹1,000,00, including cash awards, STEM kits, and certificates. All participants gain national recognition, hands-on STEM experience, and mentorship from industry leaders and E-Cell IIT Delhi, developing crucial skills in robotics, AI, and autonomous systems.
Rounds and format
Day 1: Qualifier Rounds - Teams compete in knockout stage soccer matches to score the most goals within a time limit. Robots must stay within boundaries, and no intentional damage to other robots is allowed. Points are awarded for goals and deducted for penalties. Top teams qualify for Day 2. Day 2: Final Round - Qualified teams compete in advanced soccer matches with difficulty levels and obstacles. Additional points are awarded for obstacle navigation, with penalties for hitting obstacles or failing moves. The team with the most points in the final match wins.
How entries are judged
Evaluation criteria include project readiness, technical complexity, time management, components knowledge, and teamwork. Points are awarded for scoring goals and deducted for penalties.
Selection process
Teams advance from preliminary regional rounds based on their performance. Top teams from Day 1 qualify for Day 2. Finalists are selected based on cumulative scores from the Quiz Competition and the 'Task Completion' stage.
Academic details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
Frequently asked questions
How can students effectively prepare for the technical challenges in the Soccer Robotics Championship?
Students can prepare by focusing on fundamental robotics principles, programming logic, and mechanical design. Practicing with various robot configurations and simulating game scenarios can enhance problem-solving skills and adaptability during the competition.
What strategies are recommended for teams to manage competitive pressure and maintain focus during the championship rounds?
Teams should develop a clear strategy, assign roles, and practice effective communication. Focusing on their own performance rather than opponents, taking short breaks, and having a contingency plan for unexpected issues can help manage pressure.
How does participation in this championship contribute to a student's long-term STEM and career development?
Participating in the championship provides hands-on experience in robotics, AI, and programming, fostering critical thinking and teamwork. This exposure can spark interest in STEM fields, build a strong portfolio, and open doors to mentorship and future opportunities.
What are the key factors judges consider when evaluating robot design and performance in the competition?
Judges typically assess project readiness, technical complexity, adherence to robot specifications, time management during tasks, and the team's understanding of components. Performance in scoring goals and navigating obstacles are also crucial.
Are there opportunities for students to receive feedback or mentorship to improve their robotics skills after the competition?
Yes, the championship often includes mentorship from industry experts and E-Cell IIT Delhi. Participants can leverage these connections for feedback, guidance, and potential internship opportunities to further develop their robotics and innovation skills.
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