GENIUS Robotics

Genius Robotics is a student-centric competition that enables students to understand the role of engineering and research in environmental issues. Genius Robotics encourages students to discover novel solutions to known environmental problems by requiring them to design, build, test, and control their unique robots. It provides students with a lifetime experience and an opportunity to enhance their life skills, such as being a team member, researching, and problem-solving.

A robotics project can be prepared and submitted by up to three students. Schools may submit multiple teams/projects, but each student may be in only one team. Team members cannot be changed once the project is announced as finalist. Each team must have their own robot. A unique video file (less than 3 min) should be prepared for each project application, showing the robot's skills in achieving the goals of the Genius game plan, including planning phase, built-up phase, and demo. The video should be uploaded to YouTube with the title "GENIUS Robotics_YEAR_TITLE", and the YouTube link must be provided during application. If a school applies with multiple teams, a separate video must be submitted for each team/robot. File names for supplementary documents must be in English characters and less than 25 characters. Submitting an engineering book is optional for project applications.