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Nearly 200 students from across Morocco will compete side by side in the country's first national robotics competition that fully includes deaf and hearing-impaired participants. The groundbreaking event treats all competitors equally, regardless of hearing ability.
Young Africans now have a continental platform to showcase AI and robotics solutions that could transform the continent's economy. The Presidential African Youth in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Competition connects innovators aged 15 to 35 with investors, policymakers, and industry leaders. ##
A high school team from São Gonçalo, Brazil, secured a spot in an international robotics competition by training 13 hours daily, six days a week. Their dedication earned them third place in arena combat and ninth overall at Brazil's national tournament.
A team from Owensboro Innovation Academy just punched their ticket to one of the world's largest robotics competitions. They'll face off against 2,000 teams from across the globe this April.
A small charter school in southern Utah just beat out much larger programs to take home not one, but two state robotics championships. Three teams from Vista School are now heading to the world competition in Missouri.
Nine Greek students aged 12-14 are heading to the world's largest robotics competition after creating a hands-on kit that makes archaeology accessible to everyone, including people with visual impairments. Their invention lets people touch and experience history in ways museums never could.
Elementary through high school students across Robeson County, North Carolina, transformed Red Springs High School into a hub of innovation during their annual Robotics Competition and Expo. Teams competed in design challenges while families explored hands-on STEM activities that brought engineering to life.
STEMGuyana has officially joined a regional network connecting young innovators across the Caribbean through robotics competitions and technology education. The partnership opens doors for Guyanese students to compete internationally and collaborate with peers from neighboring islands.
Hundreds of students competed in California's FIRST Robotics Competition at the Port of Hueneme, designing and programming robots while learning skills that could shape their futures. The two-day event marked the fifth year the port has championed young innovators in STEM fields.
A middle school robotics team from Richmond County, Virginia just tied for first place at the region's premier STEM competition. Four students and their coaches beat out 35 teams to claim top honors at the Innovation Challenge at Dahlgren.
Chisholm Middle School in Oklahoma is proving that small town students can compete in cutting-edge robotics competitions. Under Principal Robin Eckert's leadership, the school's growing STEM program is giving middle schoolers hands-on experience building and programming robots.
A quarter-century of inspiring young innovators reaches a milestone as Canada's premier student robotics competition prepares for its 25th anniversary event. Thousands of students from coast to coast have discovered their passion for engineering, problem-solving, and teamwork through this transformative program.
Canada's premier student robotics competition is marking its 25th anniversary with a four-day event bringing together young innovators from across the country. MØ-DUEL 2026 challenges high school teams to build, program, and compete with robots while celebrating a quarter-century of inspiring tomorrow's tech leaders.
Over 50 middle school volleyball players traded serves for circuit boards at a robotics competition that made STEM education feel like game night. The event combined sports and technology to spark career curiosity in young athletes.
Mexico is hosting a robotics competition where teams build soccer-playing robots, blending sports excitement with STEM education. The tournament runs April through June 2026 as part of the country's FIFA World Cup programming.
Middle school students from two California districts showcased their engineering skills at a robotics competition where they built, coded, and explained their creative solutions. The event brought young innovators together to solve puzzles and share their passion for STEM.
Australia just opened applications for a national robotics competition that sends the winner to train with world-class innovators in Boston for a month. The program is connecting homegrown tech talent with global opportunities while solving real problems in farming, healthcare, and manufacturing.