Robofest INDIA | The International Robotic Competition

About The Robofest

Robofest INDIA is NovatechRobo's autonomous robotics program for students ranging from 4th grade through college. Student teams design, construct, and program robots to act independently and compete in various robotics competitions.

Robofest’s mission is to generate excitement among young people for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), develop creativity and problem-solving skills, and prepare students for higher education and technological careers.

Students Role

While adult mentorship is encouraged, students design, construct, and program the robots and make all decisions during competitions.

It's Flexible

Any type of robot kit, materials, actuators, and sensors are allowed. Robots can be programmed using any programming language.

Affordable

Teams can reuse parts and old kits. Schools, clubs, home schools, and organizations can easily form teams.

Everyone is Recognized

All registered participants receive personalized medals and certificates. Winners receive trophies.

Something for Everyone

Robofest offers programs suitable for beginners and advanced students, making robotics accessible to everyone.

High School Seniors who have participated in Robofest at any time in any division, and
who are planning to attend LTU for any degree program can apply for a $3,000 annual
renewable scholarship (for a total of $12,000 over 4 years).
... Submit an application and a letter of recommendation from one of your
Robofest adult coaches or mentors, along with a 400-word essay describing
your Robofest experience and your career goals, to apply. Robofest can assist
with the letter if requested.Deadline date: April 1st
Student must meet LTU admission and scholarship criteria.
For more information and to submit an application, see
"Other LTU Scholarships"at
https://www.ltu.edu/financial-aid/scholarships-freshmen
Robofest Champion LTU Scholarship:
Each team member of the top 3 Senior Division Game,
Exhibition, RoboArts, RoboMed, UMC and Vcc teams at
the World Championship events will receive a scholarship
certificate to attend LTU:

1st Place: $20,000 annual scholarship ($80,000 for 4 years)
2nd Place: $16,000 annual scholarship. ($64,000 for 4 years)
3rd Place: $14,000 annual scholarship. ($56,000 for 4 years)

Students receiving these scholarships must enroll at LTU
the same year as their High School graduation, and must meet
LTU admission and scholarship criteria of High School GPA of 3.0 or better.
Scholarship is renewable each year provided the student is
enrolled for a least 12 credit hours each semester and maintains
at least a 3.0 GPA.

Type of Games	Category	Description	Registration
Bottle Sumo	Junior (Grade 5th to 8th) Senior (Grade 9th to 12th)	Be the first robot to intentionally push a bottle off the table OR be the last robot remaining on the table. Read More	Click Here
VCC	Senior (Grade 9th to 12th)	Vision Centric Challenge promotes research and development in computer vision and autonomous robotics for high school students. Maximum 5 students per team. Read More	Click Here
Robo Med	Junior (Grade 5th to 8th) Senior (Grade 9th to 12th)	High school and college teams create intelligent and interactive medical robotics projects. Read More	Click Here
Exhibition	Junior (Grade 5th to 8th) Senior (Grade 9th to 12th)	Teams can showcase any creative computer-programmed robotics research and development project. Read More	Click Here
Robo Arts	Junior (Grade 5th to 8th) Senior (Grade 9th to 12th)	Intelligent and interactive robots in visual and performing arts. Read More	Click Here
Building Bridge	Junior (Grade 5th to 8th) Senior (Grade 9th to 12th)	Robots build bridges by performing precision tasks and improve safety, efficiency, and accuracy. Read More	Click Here