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Can you create an artwork designed purely by robots?
The only limit is your imagination.
The task
Using any robot platform, you are to create a piece of art. This will be recorded and submitted to be judged by selected Robocup judges.
Entry Fee: $10 per entry (Schools can submit as many entries as they like)
Submissions will be evaluated using the scoring rubric.
Submission -
You will need to make a 5 min (max) video that can be embedded into your PowerPoint presentation (or similar format)
The presentation can be downloaded from the submission information tab and used as a guide to use as your learning journal
You will also need to send a photo of the completed artwork.
Scoring can be found here: scoring rubric
Design Specifications
You need to design the robot from scratch that can create the artwork.
The robot needs to be pre-programmed and run from either the brick or from running from the device. It can not be controlled while it is running.
You are welcome to use any sort of electronics for your robot. Choices range from Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Microbit (McQueen), Sphero, Dash, VEX, NXT, EV3 and Spike kits. Adding sensors can be used to add to the spectacle of your performance. Younger students could use Beebots or similar. There is no limit to the number of robots you can use for one piece of artwork.
The robot can use any medium for the artwork - paint, pen etc.
The artwork needs to reflect as many skills as possible for your robot. The more complex the art, the better you may be scored.
How to submit
1. Name your video with the following convention:
“TEAMNAME_VID_ROBOTNAME_SCHOOL”
2. Email us and we will share a folder for you to submit it into.
There will be 2 divisions:
Primary division
Secondary division
Key dates
Key dates
1st July 2025: Registrations open
30th October 2025: Registrations close
Start of Term 4: All submissions due
Mid Term 4: Notification of winners
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