The Road to the World Stage

Develop Logical Thinking

Robotics competitions help to develop students’ logical thinking, as they need to control robots through programming to complete specific tasks, which requires strong analytical skills.

Learn Mechanical Principles

Robotics competitions allow students to learn mechanical principles. Understanding the structure and principles of robots enables them to design and build better machines.

Enhance Teamwork

Robotics competitions are team activities where students work with their peers to design and build robots, thus enhancing their teamwork skills.

Improve Programming Skills

Robotics competitions require students to program and control robots, which helps improve their practical programming abilities, allowing them to master coding skills through hands-on experience.

Cultivate Engineering Mindset

Robotics competitions involve mechanical design and robot programming, which cultivates an engineering mindset and allows students to acquire practical engineering knowledge.

Project Management Skills

Robotics competitions are projects in themselves, requiring students to plan and manage tasks, thereby developing project management skills and practical knowledge in the field.

Integrate Multidisciplinary STEM Knowledge

Robotics competitions involve multiple disciplines such as mechanical engineering, electronics, and computer science, allowing students to integrate these areas and enhance their overall abilities.

Awards Recognized by Ivy League Schools

Participating in robotics competitions enables students to earn awards, which not only boost their competitiveness but are also highly regarded by Ivy League schools.