KELAJAK MUHANDISLARI — International Engineering Festival

Overview

What is WRO RoboMission?

An autonomous robotics competition in the World Robot Olympiad format

In WRO RoboMission, teams design and program fully autonomous robots that complete tasks on a mission field. New field layouts and missions are introduced each year for each age group.

Participants develop programming, engineering, and strategic problem-solving skills. Coaches may guide, but construction and coding must be completed by team members.

Programming

Developing perception, control, and navigation algorithms

Engineering

Designing efficient mechanical solutions under size and weight limits

Strategy

Testing, debugging, iteration, and teamwork

Competition Information

Format WRO RoboMission

Type Autonomous robot

Team Composition 2-3 students + 1 coach

Attempt Time 2 minutes

Robot Dimensions 250 x 250 x 250 mm

Robot Weight Max. 1.5 kg

Field Dimensions 2362 x 1143 mm

Age Groups 3 groups (8-19 years)

Control Fully autonomous

Age Groups

3 Age Groups

Each group has dedicated missions and constraints

Elementary

8-12

Born in 2013-2017

Motors Max. 4

Sensors Basic

Camera Prohibited

Senior

14-19

Born in 2006-2011

Motors Max. 6

Sensors Camera + LIDAR

3D Scanner Allowed

Robot Technical Requirements

Robot Regulations

Core technical requirements and constraints

Maximum Dimensions

250 x 250 x 250 mm

Before start, the robot must fit within required dimensions; after start, expansion is allowed.

Maximum Weight

1.5 kg

Total robot weight must not exceed 1.5 kilograms.

Electrical Parameters

18V / 5A / 8000 mAh

Maximum voltage is 18V, current is 5A, and battery capacity is up to 8000 mAh.

Control Type

Fully autonomous

Remote control and wireless communication are prohibited. Bluetooth/Wi-Fi must be disabled.

Start/Stop Button

Mandatory

An external visible button is required; pressing it must immediately stop all movement.

3D-Printed Parts

Allowed

3D-printed parts may be used, but 3D printing during competition is prohibited.

Game Field

Competition Field

Mat field and mission elements

2362 mm

Field length

1143 mm

Field width

50 mm

Boundary height

PVC

Mat material

Competition Format

Competition Elements

Different challenge types

Season Challenge

Mandatory

Core annual mission set for RoboMission.

Surprise Task / Rule

Unexpected

A task or rule announced on competition day.

Extra Task

Additional

An additional task announced before competition.

Skill Test

Skill

A separate skills-based assessment.

Scoring

Points and Certification

Scoring system and certificate levels

Season Challenge points (example)

Task	Each	Maximum
Task A	10 points	40
Task B	5 points	30
Bonus	3 points	12
Maximum total		82

Tournament Procedure

Element	Description
Attempt time	2 minutes
Practice	Before official rounds
Robot parking	At practice end
Disqualification	0 points, 120 seconds
Technical summary	1 page, up to 5 bonus points

🥇

Gold

> 75%

🥈

Silver

50-75%

🥉

Bronze

25-50%

📜

Participation

< 25%

Key Rules

Rules and Restrictions

Mandatory rules for all participants

Remote Control Prohibition

Robots must be fully autonomous; remote and wireless control are prohibited.

Prohibited Materials

Liquids, gases, aerosols, hydraulics, and fragile materials are prohibited.

Team Responsibility

Only team members may build and program the robot.

Communication Restriction

External communication during competition is prohibited.

Safety

Mechanical and electrical safety requirements are mandatory.

Judges' Decision

Judges' final decisions are binding.

Robot Platforms

Supported Platforms

Since 2025, RoboMission is open to multiple systems

LEGO SPIKE Prime

LEGO Education

LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3