Theme
Robotics
Bring your own components and models. The problem statement is handed out at the venue — build, wire, and code your way to a working solution before the clock runs out.
An 8-hour national level robotics hackathon
One task, given on the spot. One team of four. Eight hours to prove it wasn't luck. Hosted at AAA College of Engineering & Technology for builders who'd rather ship something than talk about it.
Reporting closes in
RoboForge isn't a workshop with a demo bolted on. Bring your own components and models, and the task is handed to you on the spot — no pre-building, no head start. What you finish by the deadline is what gets judged, and the judges' decision is final. That pressure is the point: it's where teams find out what they're actually capable of.
No sub-tracks to choose between. Every team builds against the same robotics theme — the specific task is revealed on the spot.
Theme
Bring your own components and models. The problem statement is handed out at the venue — build, wire, and code your way to a working solution before the clock runs out.
Simple, and non-negotiable.
Rule
Participants must arrive with their own robotics components and models — none will be supplied at the venue.
Rule
The problem statement is revealed only after reporting — no advance building, no pre-written code for the task itself.
Rule
All scoring and placement decisions made by the judging panel are final and binding.
One day, one clock, same for every team.
Check in, get your components inspected, and hear the ground rules.
The clock starts here. Teams see the task for the first time and start building.
Mentors do a floor walk. Flag blockers now, not at hour 7.
Build freeze. What's on the table is what's judged.
Five minutes in front of the panel to make the case for what you built.
Winners announced, prizes handed out, everyone goes home.
Cash prizes for the top two teams
Teams of four. One robotics theme. Eight hours to make your case. Entry fee: ₹350 per head.
Register your team