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From our first school competition in 2022 to ROBO BATTLE and the European championship — the championships and events organised by the Georgian Robotics Association, year by year: school robotics, SUMO, line followers, labyrinths, combat robots, RC cars and STEAM projects.
A guide for teachers and pupils: how to form a school robotics team, which robot to start with and how to prepare for the line following, zigzag and labyrinth tasks at the Georgian Robotics Association's school competitions.
On June 20, 2026, the Georgia STEAM & Robotics Championship 2026, organized by the Georgian Robotics Association (GRA), took place at District 4 in Tbilisi.
On 20 June 2026 the Georgian Robotics Association organised the School Robotics Competition for grade 7–12 pupils: autonomous robots competed on a zigzag and in a labyrinth.
On 20 June 2026, at a competition organised by the Georgian Robotics Association, schools presented their pupils' STEAM projects on their own stands: robots, engineering and electronics work, prototypes and smart devices.
On 15–16 June 2024, as part of Sportfest 2024, the Georgian Robotics Association organised a Robo Festival: 20 school teams raced through a labyrinth, a zigzag and a straight line, and 17 SUMO robot teams fought in the ring.
On 16 July 2023, as part of Sportsfest, the Georgian Robotics Association organised a school robotics competition: 600 pupils from 85 schools competed on a straight line, a zigzag and a labyrinth.
On 26 December 2022, at a competition organised by the Georgian Robotics Association team, 75 teams of grade 9–12 pupils raced mBot and 4WD Smart Robot Car robots along a straight line, a zigzag and a labyrinth. This is where our school robotics competitions began.
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