WRC Bots Combat Championship
by All India Council For Robotics & Automation (AICRA)
₹5,75,000 Prize Pool
The WRC Bots Combat Championship is a dynamic robotics competition where teams design, build, and battle wireless robots in an arena. Participants aim to disable or push opponents out of the battle ring to score points and win the championship, fostering innovation and technical skills.
Mode
In-Person
Fee
₹1,200
Participation format
Team
Teams of 2 to 10
Duration
4 days
Eligibility
Open to all age groups, including students from schools, colleges, universities, and vocational institutions, as well as individual enthusiasts. Teams must have 2-10 members and build their own wireless robots. The competition is open to national and international participants.
- Age range
- 8 to 18 years
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- Open to students from schools, colleges, universities, vocational institutions, and individual enthusiasts.
- Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of robotics or engineering principles
- Ability to design and construct a wireless robot
See if your child qualifies.
Rewards and recognition
Award
₹5,75,000 Cash Prize
Cash prizes are awarded to winning teams across various weight categories. A total prize money of INR 5,75,000 is awarded across all categories.
Certificate
Certificate from AICRA & MeitY
All participants receive a Certificate of Participation, recognized by the All India Council for Robotics & Automation (AICRA) and the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India.
Recognized by
Career pathways
This competition provides a strong foundation for careers in robotics, automation, mechatronics, artificial intelligence, and various engineering fields. Participants gain hands-on experience highly valued in these industries and for future employment in the technology sector.
Recognition
International Robotics Recognition
Skills your child builds
Key dates
Last edition
- Registration closed
- 30 Apr 2026
- Competition
- 1 Apr 2026 to 4 Oct 2026
How to apply
- 1Teams must register online through the official TechnoXian website.
- 2A video (1-5 minutes, max 100 MB) showcasing team readiness, creativity, and passion for participation must be prepared and shared via email or WhatsApp. This video may be uploaded to the TechnoXian YouTube channel for promotion.
Rules and guidelines
- Teams must design and build their own wireless robots; ready-made bots are not allowed.
- Robots must fit inside a 100 cm wide and 100 cm high cube at the beginning of a battle.
- The objective is to cause maximum damage or push the opponent's robot off the arena.
- Matches are played one-on-one in a tournament format.
- The referee's decision regarding incapacitated bots and rule violations is final.
- Robots must be responsive and demonstrate controlled translational movement when requested by the referee.
- There are four weight categories: Under 8Kg, Under 15Kg, Under 30Kg, and Under 60Kg, each with specific weight tolerances.
Technology requirements
- Wireless robot (self-built)
- Remote control system for the robot
- Laptop/computer for design and programming (optional, for preparation)
- Wireless robot (self-built, adhering to weight category specifications)
Fees and financial support
Fee details
The Zonal Registration Fee Per Challenge: INR 1200 + 18% GST
Refund policy
Not available refund
About this opportunity
The WRC Bots Combat Championship challenges participants to design and construct robust wireless robots capable of engaging in one-on-one battles. The competition operates in a tournament format, where teams strategically maneuver their robots to inflict damage or push opponents out of the designated arena within a set match time. The team that accumulates the highest points emerges as the champion.
This competition is open to participants of all age groups, including students from schools, colleges, universities, and vocational institutions, as well as individual enthusiasts. Teams must consist of a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 10 members. Participants are required to build their own wireless bots, as ready-made robots are not permitted.
Winners receive substantial cash prizes, with amounts varying across different weight categories. All participants are awarded a Certificate of Participation from the All India Council for Robotics & Automation (AICRA) and the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology, Government of India. This competition fosters innovation, technical skills, and teamwork, providing a platform for young minds to excel in robotics.
The event is part of the larger TechnoXian World Robotics Championship, which aims to inspire innovation and provide global exposure in the field of robotics and automation. It offers a unique opportunity to connect with robotics enthusiasts and industry experts worldwide.
Rounds and format
The competition is carried out in a tournament format with one-on-one matches. Specific details on the number of rounds or their structure are not explicitly provided, but it is implied to be an elimination-style tournament.
How entries are judged
Winners are decided based on causing maximum damage to the opponent's robot or pushing the opponent's robot off the arena to score maximum points. Aggression, frequency, severity, boldness, and effectiveness of attacks are considered. Forfeits can be declared for rule violations or if a robot becomes incapacitated.
Selection process
Teams are selected based on their registration and submission of a video showcasing their readiness and passion. Performance in the combat arena determines progression through the tournament.
How to prepare
- Rulebook provided by TechnoXian for robot specifications and game play.
- Online resources and communities for robot combat design and building.
- Mentorship and guidance from experts arranged by the TechnoXian committee (potentially through membership programs).
Academic details
Difficulty: Intermediate
What's covered
The competition does not follow a fixed curriculum but encourages self-directed learning in robotics, engineering, and related technical fields. Participants are expected to research and apply principles of mechanics, electronics, and control systems.
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