This programme provides a wonderful opportunity for students to learn robotics, gain hands-on programming experience, and prepare for the prestigious NRC, held annually by the Singapore Science Centre.
Event Highlights
- Interactive Robotics Training: Students will work directly with the Smorphi educational robot, learning how to program and integrate sensors.
- Creative Challenge: A fun and engaging Imaginary Challenge designed to develop problem-solving and teamwork skills.
- Competition Pathway: Students will take part in the NRC Qualifier Challenge, and successful teams will gain priority access to register and receive further training for 2026 NRC.
- No Coding Experience Needed: The program is designed for beginners and welcomes all students with an interest in technology and innovation.
- Participants will be grouped into teams of 5 on event day
Students who qualify through this event will gain priority access to competition registration and additional training in preparation for next year’s NRC. This training initiative is organised by Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) and supported by the Changi Foundation.
Schedule
- 8.30 am – Registration
- 8.50 am – Introduction to Robotics
- 9:30 am – Smorphi Robots & Imaginary Challenge
- 11:00 am – Robot Software Setup
- 12:00 pm – Programming & Sensor Integration
- 12:30 pm – Lunch
- 2:00 pm – Robot Trials
- 3:00 pm – NRC Qualifier Challenge
- 4:00 pm – Closing & Results Announcement
- 4:40 pm – Dismissal
For more information on the National Robotics Competition, check out National Robotics Competition | Science Centre Singapore
Days & Date:
Saturday, 28 November 2026
Time:
8:30am to 4:40pm
Venue:
Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD)
8 Somapah Road,
Singapore 487372
This programme is fully subsidised for eligible participants with a PCI of $1,600 and below.
Open to all Indian children aged 10 to 12 who are Singaporean Citizens or Permanent Residents with a family PCI of $1,600 and below. Participants must not have participated in the programme last year.