Frequently Asked Questions
Official answers covering eligibility, team size constraints, hardware policies, and judging procedures across all AURIX competitions.
AURIX Robo Soccer FAQ
What is the team size for Robo Soccer?
1 to 3 members per team.
Can the robot be wired?
No. Robots must be wireless / remote-controlled — no wired tethers are permitted on the pitch.
How long are matches?
League matches are 3 minutes, quarter and semi-finals 4 minutes, and the final 5 minutes.
Can we know the pitch layout in advance?
Pitch layout, mini-goals and final-round obstacles may be announced or modified on the event day.
AURIX Robo Race FAQ
What is the team size for Robo Race?
1 to 3 members per team. Cross-institution teams are allowed.
Can the robot be wired?
Yes. Robots may be wired or wireless; wired robots need enough wire to cover the full track with slack.
How are penalties applied?
+10 seconds per hand touch in the qualifier, +5 seconds each time the robot goes off-course, and a second false start means disqualification.
Will the track be released before race day?
Track configuration, obstacles and final-round challenges may be announced or modified on the event day.
AURIX Robo Expo FAQ
What is the team size for Robo Expo?
2 to 4 members per team, and one student can be in only one team.
Is a live demonstration required?
Yes. Each team gets a 3-minute demonstration slot, and Working / Functionality carries 25 of the 100 marks.
Can we use pre-built kits?
Pre-built kits may be used with team modifications/features, but the team must be able to explain its own circuit, code, design and working.
AURIX Robo Ideathon 2026 FAQ
Do we need to build physical hardware for the Ideathon?
No. Physical hardware is optional — the core focus is on the ingenuity and quality of the solution. You may present simulations, CAD, architecture, algorithms, data or a proof of concept.
What is the maximum team size?
Maximum 5 members per team.
What is the registration fee?
₹499 per team.