Registrations for the Indian Robotics Olympiad 2024 are now closed.

The Indian Robotics Olympiad Online mode is open only to the Innovators (7-10 years) and Techies (10-15 years) categories. Evaluations and results for the online IRO will not be combined with the in-person IRO results. The online IRO results will be announced separately. 

Step 1: Confirm Eligibility and Review Requirements

Students can participate individually or in teams of two. To ensure your team meets the criteria, download the General Rules document for detailed information on eligibility and requirements. Click here to access it.

• Innovators: Students aged 7-10 years (Born 2014-2017)
• Techies: Students aged 10-15 years (Born 2009-2014)

Step 2: Register Your Team (By Sunday, 3rd November 2024)
Complete the registration form with your team's details, including the address where the IRO challenge mat should be sent. Click here to register.

Step 3: Begin Preparations
Once you receive the challenge mat, start preparing for the IRO. Assemble your own LEGO bricks to build the challenge objects—feel free to use other colors and shape LEGO bricks to create the challenge objects. Download the IRO missions description, Click here.  The challenge mat should be placed directly on a flat surface with no surrounding walls. 

Step 4: Create a Video

Follow the instructions to record the video. Click here to download the instructions.

Step 5: Submit the Video and Score Sheet (By Sunday 22nd December 2024)
Follow the instructions to submit the video and score sheet. Click here to download the instructions. 

Then click here to submit the Google form.

Step 6: Result and Awards (First week of January 2025)

In each IRO category—Innovators, and Techies—the teams placing first,  second, and third will receive trophies, medals, and ranking certificates. All other participating teams will receive participation certificates. 

Based on the final team rankings, we will arrange to send certificates, medals, and trophies to the respective winners via courier. The result will be published on the IRO website.