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Now open for international teams! · 27.02.2026 — 01.03.2026

Join the future of robotics at Relativity Robotics Challenge
27.02 — 01.03.2026

An international robotics competition featuring 9 intense categories, hundreds of teams, and next-level innovation. Open to students, enthusiasts, and professionals worldwide.
15+
teams
2025 Highlights:
• 120+ participants
• 15+ teams
Now open for international teams!

Join the future of robotics at Relativity Robotics Challenge

An international robotics competition featuring 9 intense categories, hundreds of teams, and next-level innovation. Open to students, enthusiasts, and professionals worldwide.
15+
teams
2025 Highlights:
• 120+ participants
• 15+ teams
competition Categories

Explore the official
2026 categories

mega-sumo
Mega Sumo
Large autonomous robots (up to 3 kg) engage in high-power tactical duels. Strength, control, and balance are key.
mini-sumo
Mini Sumo
Compact 500g robots compete head-to-head in pushing opponents out of the ring. Fast reactions, clean strategy.
micro-sumo
Micro Sumo
Smaller and faster — 100g robots battle in tiny arenas. Precision and minimalism at their best.
humanoid-sumo
Humanoid Sumo
Two-legged robots mimic human-style battles, pushing each other with stability and balance. Pure entertainment meets tech.
humanoid-triathlon
Humanoid Triathlon
Humanoid robots run, climb, and push in a dynamic course of 3 physical challenges. A true engineering and software feat.
line-follower-classic
Line Follower Classic
Robots follow a black line on a white background using sensors and algorithms. Simple track, maximum precision.
line-follower-turbo
Line Follower Turbo
Same track, more speed. Robots must keep stability while moving at high velocity — the race against physics.
line-follower-enhanced
Line Follower Enhanced
Multiple forks, dead ends, complex intersections. AI-powered navigation and smart decision-making are essential.
drag-race
Drag Race
A straight-line acceleration race. Robots built for speed compete to cover a short distance in the shortest time possible.
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About The Challenge

Building the future of robotics – one challenge at a time

Relativity Robotics Challenge is Romania’s international robotics competition, bringing together students, makers, and enthusiasts to compete in 10 unique categories. From AI-driven navigation to full-contact robotic sumo – this is where engineering meets adrenaline.

Our mission is to inspire innovation, creativity, and teamwork through a professional-grade robotics arena open to teams from all over the world. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, there's a category for you.

Why Participate

Reasons to join Relativity Robotics Challenge

Participants
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More than 120 robotics teams participated in the 2025 edition.
Teams
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Teams from all the world joined the competition.
Categories
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From Mini Sumo to Humanoid Triathlon — there's a challenge for everyone.
Judging Criteria

What matters in each category?

  • Innovation and design
  • Performance in real conditions
  • Teamwork and presentation
Competition 2025
Testimonials

What our respectable
participants says

How to participate

Join Relativity Robotics
Challenge in 3 simple steps

step 01
Register Your Team
Create an account, fill out your team profile, and choose your competition categories.
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step 02
Build & Test Your Robot
Design, assemble, and test your robot according to category rules and tech specifications.
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step 03
Compete at the Event
Show up, compete, and challenge the best teams! Prizes, recognition, and fun included.
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faq

Answers to the most common questions about RRC 2026

Got more questions? Contact us directly and we'll help you out.
  • Who can participate in RRC 2026?
    Anyone from middle school to university level, as well as independent teams.
  • What are the official competition categories?
    We offer 10 categories, including Mini Sumo, Humanoid Triathlon, and Line Follower Turbo.
  • Is international participation allowed?
    Yes! Teams from all over the world are welcome to register.
  • Is there a registration fee?
    Yes, the fee depends on the number of team members and categories chosen.
  • What tools or robots are allowed?
    Each category has specific rules. Most allow Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and custom platforms.
Parteners & Platforms

Powering Relativity Robotics Challenge
2026 with world-class technologies

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