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Competition

We have participated in different competitions.

MATE ROV

About ROV

MATE ROV is a international competition that revolves around remotely-operated vehicles, and aims to raise awareness about ocean health global warming. Participants are required to build ROVs to complete various tasks underwater, and winning teams are allowed to participate in international competitions.

ABU ROBOCON

About Robocon

ABU Robocon is a competition targeted at Asian-Oceanic colleges, and countries take turns hosting the competition each year. The game rules are decided by the host country, and differ every year, usually based on a game/sport of some kind from the host country. Teams build two robots, and compete with opposing teams to score more points. Teams that achieve victory in the regional competitions usually get to go overseas to the host country for the international competition.

RoboGames

About Intelligent racing

RoboGames was founded as the ROBOlympics in 2004 as an exercise in cross-pollination and has grown into the world's largest open robot competition to complete in over 50 different events: combat robots, fire-fighters, LEGO bots, hockey bots, walking humanoids, soccer bots, sumo bots, and even androids that do kung-fu. Some robots are autonomous, some are remote controlled.

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Challenge Yourself

Why HKUST Robotics Team

At HKUST Robotics Team, members are presented with the opportunity to participate in various robotics competitions, and put their engineering skills and knowledge to the test. New members first go through a rigorous training phase to learn about robotics and the specific technologies we use, making it possible for anyone to join us, even those with little-to-no engineering experience.

After training, members then apply their skills into preparing for one of three competitions, each with their own unique game rules and requirements. It is a good chance for students to apply the theoretical knowledge learnt in training and at school into a real project.

Through training and preparing for the competitions, you also get to meet many like-minded people from various backgrounds. Many of our members form strong friendships here that persist even after the competition.

If you are even slightly interested, don't hesitate to join our information session, and consider joining the tutorial sessions as well to form a deeper understanding of what we do here.