SRS Robo-Magellan
Catalog organization: Seattle Robotics Society
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What Is SRS Robo-Magellan?
Robo-Magellan is an outdoor engineering contest focused on autonomous GPS navigation, obstacle avoidance, safety, and iterative testing. At an event, coordinates for the destination and possible bonus cones are revealed; builders inspect the course and update software or hardware, then make up to three timed autonomous runs. Robots may face pavement, dirt, grass, rocks, hills, curbs, trees, weeds, and weather-affected terrain.
This is not a high-school-only program. Seattle Robotics Society describes its community and Robothon as amateur-robotics activities for technologists and tinkerers, and the rules publish no grade restriction. Minors may compete only with a guardian present to sign the liability waiver. The official rules currently available were revised July 14, 2022. SRS lists its Kent, Washington Robo-Magellan event among recent events, but its future calendar contains no announced 2026-27 Robo-Magellan date, registration deadline, or price.
SRS Robo-Magellan Key Facts: Cost, Deadline, and Eligibility
| Cost | Varies — see Cost and funding |
|---|---|
| Format | In person |
| Application deadline | Dates not announced |
| Listing last updated | August 30, 2026 |
Program details shown here reflect the current catalog record.
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