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SEASON 2025

RoboMission Futre Engineer Future Innovators

The WRO®theme for 2025 is The Future of Robots


In 2025 teams will explore the way robotics can help solve global challenges and improve our lives. From robots reshaping our future cities, to robots driving the expansion of life across the universe and to AI-enabled robots improving all aspects of our life. The possibilities are endless. Through The Future of Robots, we can shape a future that holds solutions, drives progress, and brings a better tomorrow for mankind.

At this page you can find the official international Games & Rules for WRO 2025. More information about our international events can be found here.

Timeline:
Feb 2025| Open Registration-Kuwait
Apr 2025| Kuwait Local Tournaments
May 2025| Kuwait Final Tournament
Sep 2025| Open championship-Slovenia,Philippines
Oct 2025| Open championship-Panama,Saudi Arabia
Nov 2025| WRO Finals-Singapore

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Who can join

all you need is a coach and 2-3 members

universoities

Universities

schools

Schools

clubs

Clubs

friends

Friends

family

Families




Age Groups

As long as your between the age of 8 and 19 years, you will find an interesting missions for you to have fun learning

Elementary
Ages (8-12)
all tracks

Junior
Ages(11-15)
all tracks

Seniors
Ages(14-19)
all tracks

Uni
Ages(17-22)
Future Engineers Track only


RoboMission RoboMission




WRO® RoboMission is a challenge-based competition. Students must design, construct and program an autonomous robot that can solve specific challenges on a field. Because the field is set up randomly each round, the robot needs to be able to make its own decisions during the run.
All parts of the robot, including controller, motors and sensors must be from LEGO® (MINDSTORMS® NXT or EV3, SPIKE PRIME or Robot Inventor).


Future Innovators Future Innovators



Our Future Innovators category is a project-based competition. Students create their own innovative intelligent robotics solution relating to the current theme of the season. There is no restriction on the use of materials. This includes free choice of controllers, motors, sensors, etc.
Teams will present their project and their robot model to a group of judges on the competition day. The judges will not only grade the robot solution but will also look at aspects of innovation and entrepreneurship.



Futre Engineer Future Engineers



With WRO®Future Engineers we created an exciting category for older students. With this new format, we want to bring the current research challenge into schools and teach students an engineering workflow by solving real-world-problems. Teams can use any robot, controller and materials that are in line with the regulations. The game changes every 3 or 4 years and the current game is all about autonomous driving. The challenge is to build a robot with a steering drive that can drive around a track autonomously. Each year little changes are introduced to motivate the students to keep on developing their robots.