Robo-One Biped Robot Competition

Organization: Robo-One Committee

Program Overview

Robo-One is a Japanese biped robot fighting and performance competition that challenges teams to design, build, and control humanoid robots.

Robo-One is a long-running Japanese robotics competition focused on biped (two-legged) humanoid robots that battle and perform in a ring. Organized by the **Robo-One Committee**, the event features categories such as robot battles, technical demonstrations, and autonomous challenges. Teams design and build their own small humanoid robots, then compete in one-on-one matches that emphasize balance, agility, control, and durability. Robo-One is not specifically a high school program, but motivated high school students with sufficient robotics and programming experience can potentially participate as part of a team (often alongside university students, hobbyists, or mentors), provided they meet the event rules and can travel to Japan. Participants gain hands-on experience in mechanical design, electronics, control systems, and strategy while joining an international community of serious robot builders and enthusiasts.

Program Details

  • Category: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)
  • Format: In-Person
  • Cost: Free
  • Grade Level: Grades 9-12
  • Location: Various Locations
  • Country: JP

Related Topics

This program is relevant for students interested in: robotics, engineering, humanoid-robots, competition, stem

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Visit the official program website: Robo-One Committee