RAC2026 Qualifying Round
RAC2026 Qualifying Round
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Access the official Google Form below based on your chosen slot (1, 2, 3 or 4) and category (rero:micro or CYBORC).
Ensure you use only the correct link for your category.
rero:micro category (Primary and Secondary)
rero:micro category (Primary and Secondary)
13 May 2026, 2PM - 4PM
16 May 2026, 2PM - 4PM
20 May 2026, 2PM - 4PM
23 May 2026, 2PM - 4PM
CYBORC category (Primary and Secondary)
CYBORC category (Primary and Secondary)
13 May 2026, 2PM - 4PM
16 May 2026, 2PM - 4PM
20 May 2026, 2PM - 4PM
23 May 2026, 2PM - 4PM
In cases where one member is absent, the team may proceed with one participant or join a later slot at their own discretion.
The organisers will not be responsible for any missed submissions or issues arising from this decision.
Introduction
Introduction
RAC was launched in 2016 with a simple goal to bring Robotics and Coding to the Masses in a fun and meaningful way. What started as a small initiative has grown into a nationwide platform that brings together students, teachers, trainers, parents, and even industry partners.
More than a competition, RAC encourages participants to learn through hands-on building, problem-solving, and creativity. The focus is on the journey of learning, not just the final results.
Today, RAC is open to both primary and secondary school students, with tertiary-level categories coming soon to extend learning opportunities to colleges and universities. Currently, RAC features two main categories, rero:micro and CYBORC, each designed to suit different learning levels and experiences.
SDG Theme
SDG Theme
SDG 9 focuses on:
Building strong roads, bridges, and internet infrastructure
Creating machines and robots to help humans
Developing new technologies
Encouraging creative ideas and innovation
SDG 9 & Robotics
Robot + Coding = Innovation!
Robots are used in smart factories
Sensors enable automation
Coding allows machines to operate on their own
Technology helps a country become advanced and modern
RAC2026 Timeline
RAC2026 Timeline
Tentative dates; subject to change.
FAQs
FAQs
Who can join?
RAC2026 is open to ALL primary and secondary school students, tertiary students from TVET Institutions (ILP, KV, Politeknik, KK) and universities.
Primary Category (7-12 years old)
Secondary Category (13-17 years old)
Tertiary Category (18-30 years old)
Each team must consist of TWO members from the same registered school/centre/institution and must be from the SAME competition AGE CATEGORY.
How much is the registration fee?
FREE registration for all students.
However, participating teams are responsible to prepare their own robots.
How to register for this program?
Click on the corresponding button and fill out the online registration form.
When is the deadline for team registration?
By 31 March 2026.
An email confirmation of participation will be issued to the registered primary contact after the registration deadline.
How can we purchase the rero:micro?
How can I fix the issues I'm currently having with my rero:micro?
You can reach out to the respective partner for assistance, or you may contact Cytron Support Team at 04-5480668 or email to support@cytron.io.
Have more questions?
Have more questions?
Join our Telegram Channel at t.me/RAC_helpdesk.
All essential event schedules and updates will be shared via the RAC Helpdesk Telegram group and the RAC2026 FAQs Bot.
RAC2026 Categories
RAC2026 Categories
Click icon to download the game rules
i. Robotics & Coding Challenge with rero:micro Robot
i. Robotics & Coding Challenge with rero:micro Robot
In this competition, participants learn to program the rero:micro robot through guided lessons and challenges provided in the booklet. Coding is done using the Microsoft MakeCode Editor with block-based programming.
During the competition, teams are given a series of coding tasks arranged from easy to more challenging levels. They must program their rero:micro robot to complete each task successfully in order to progress to the next stage.
ii. CYBORC (Cytron Build Your Own Robot Challenge)
ii. CYBORC (Cytron Build Your Own Robot Challenge)
This competition aims to provide students with a platform to showcase their skills in designing and building autonomous robots. The challenge requires robots to follow lines and transport ping pong balls from the loading station to the collection point.
Participants will build and program their robots live on competition day. In addition to technical skills, teams must also strategize their robot's route to achieve the best score.
RAC2026 Registered Teams
RAC2026 Registered Teams
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