CENTRAL LUZON GRANDEST ROBOTICS COMPETITION
CATEGORIES
BOARD GAMES
ELEMENTARY TO SHS
Bright minds from elementary school to senior high school are challenged in the Board Game category to use their own robotic creations to plan, code, and defeat a specifically constructed board.
LINE TRACE
GRADE 4 - 12
This category pits your custom-built Arduino and LEGO robots against intricate tracks. Master the art of navigation, fine-tune your code, and watch your bot flawlessly follow the line to glory
INNOVATION PROJECT
GRADE 4 - 10
Through the Innovation Project, junior and senior high school students can use innovation robotic solutions to solve real-world challenges.
MIND QUEST
JHS TO SHS
Students are encouraged to examine intricate theories, push the limits of what is feasible. and delve deeply into the field of robotics in this research-focused category
ROBO MAZE
GRADE 10 - 12
In Robo Maze, your robot faces intricate pathways designed to test its precision, logic, and speed. Program your bot to master the twists and turns, conquer obstacles, and reach the finish line.
3D DESIGNING
GRADE 7 - 9
This is your opportunity to become an expert in digital creative if you’re on grades 7-9. Use cutting-edge 3D modeling tools to create useful components, futuristic ideas, and complex robot parts.
CHARGING UP FOR
NOVEMBER 21, 2025
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is RoboRithm?
RoboRithm is a regional robotics and innovation competition that brings together students to showcase their skills in STEM, robotics, and problem-solving through various competitive and collaborative categories.
Who organizes RoboRithm?
RoboRithm is organized by i-STREAM Education for Youth Corporation, the leading force behind STEM and robotics education initiatives in Olongapo City and beyond.
Who can join the competition?
Participation is open to students from schools in Region III (Central Luzon). Categories are available for different levels of skill and interest in robotics and innovation.
Is there a limit to how many teams a school can enter?
There is no limit to the number of teams a school may enter. However, each coach may handle a maximum of 3 teams only.
How many members are allowed per team?
The maximum number of members per team depends on the competition category:
- Mission Board – 3 members
- Future Innovators – 3 members
- Mind Quest – 5 members
- Line Tracing – 2 members
- Maze – 2 members
- 3D Designing – 2 members
Where will RoboRithm be held?
📍 Venue: [To be announced — final venue details will be released soon. Stay tuned!]
What are the mechanics of the competition?
Detailed mechanics and guidelines for each category will be released in the official RoboRithm Facebook page and Website. These will cover robot specifications, gameplay rules, judging criteria, and safety protocols.
How do we register and pay the registration fee?
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What is the schedule or program for the event?
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How many days will the competition be?
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Prizes for winners
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