understanding the rules
To start the process, participants will go through and understand the rules. It is crucial for all participants to have a comprehensive grasp of the rules before they put pen to paper in planning their robots
design, build & code
Subsequently, participants will design their robot with the aim of being hands-on to bring their designs to life. Once they have built their hardware, they will move on to create the software that will bring their robots to life.
test, improve & present
The continuous process of testing and improvement follows. Participants will go through the process of debugging and using what they’ve learned to improve their robot designs and software. At the end, participants are expected to be able to communicate their thinking and design process across the entire competition period.
Participants will be guided every step of the way by our experienced instructors
The Brainery Code™ has produced competition 1st place winners at NRC (National Robotics Competition), World Robot Olympiad (Singapore) and RoboCup. Our teams have also represented Singapore at WRO (World Robot Olympiad) and RoboCup Asia-Pacific.
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Our Past Experiences
Our Accolades
RoboCup
2022
Line Rescue (U12 Category)
1st Place
RoboCup Asia-Pacific
2022
Line Rescue (U12 Category)
1st Best Presentation Award
National Robotics Competition
2022
Primary Category
3rd Best Presentation Award
First Lego League
2022
Explore Category
3rd Place Champions Award
RoboCup Asia-Pacific @ Japan
2021
Represented Singapore
RoboCup
2021
Line Rescue (Intro League)
1st Place
RoboCup
2020
Line Rescue (Primary Category)
1st Place
RoboCup Asia-Pacific (Virtual)
2020
Represented Singapore
World Robot Olympiad @ Hungary
2020
Represented Singapore
National Robotics Competition
2019
Best Robot Performance (Primary Category)
1st Place
RoboCup Asia-Pacific @ Russia
2019
Represented Singapore
RoboCup
2019
Line Rescue (Primary Category)
1st Place
RoboCup
2019
Line Rescue (Primary Category)
2nd Place
RoboCup
2019
Line Rescue (Primary Category)
3rd Place
RoboCup Asia-Pacific @ Iran
2018
Represented Singapore
RoboCup
2018
Line Rescue (Primary Category)
1st Place
RoboCup
2018
Line Rescue (Primary Category)
3rd Place
National Robotics Competition
2018
Best Robot Performance (Tertiary Category)
3rd Place
RoboCup
2017
Line Rescue (Open Category)
1st Place
World Robot Olympiad @ Costa Rica
2017
Represented Singapore
National Robotics Competition
2017
Best Robot Performance
2nd Place
National Robotics Competition
2017
Best Robot Performance
3rd Place
RoboCup
2016
Line Rescue (Primary Category)
1st Place
National Junior Robotics Competition
2015
Best Strategy Award
3rd Place
National Junior Robotics Competition
2014
Best Robot Design
1st Place
National Junior Robotics Competition
2014
Best Robot Performance
3rd Place
World Robot Olympiad @ Russia
2014
Represented Singapore
Competitions We’ve Participated In
RoboCup is an international scientific initiative with the goal to advance the state of the art of intelligent robots. When established in 1997, the original mission was to field a team of robots capable of winning against the human soccer World Cup champions by 2050.
RoboCup Singapore National Committee (RoboCupSG) was established in 2008. It is a RoboCup regional committee representing the RoboCup Federation coordinating RoboCup activities in Singapore and its region.
Since 1999, Science Centre Singapore has been organizing The National Robotics Competition (NRC) with support from the Ministry of Education, various partners and sponsors. To date, the competition has attracted more than 60,000 participants and 240,000 supporters.
NRC spurs interest and innovation offering students an opportunity to apply what they learnt in school and experience STEM hands-on through interactive and meaningful experiences. In the process, students develop skills such as problem solving, entrepreneurial dare, creative thinking and team spirit.
World Robot Olympiad (WRO) was founded in 2004 with the mission to bring together young people all over the world to develop their creativity, design and problem-solving skills through challenging and educational robot competitions and activities.
Today, the competition that started small in a few Asian countries has expanded to over 85 countries spread over all continents, making WRO a truly global event.
Since 2023, World Robot Olympiad also started hosting national qualifiers in Singapore directly. The team from The Brainery Code™ was the inaugural champion in the elementary category for 2023.
FIRST® LEGO® League introduces science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to children ages 4-16 through fun, exciting hands-on learning. Participants gain real-world problem solving experience through a guided, global robotics program, helping today’s students and teachers build a better future together.
Our three divisions inspire youth to experiment and grow their critical thinking, coding, and design skills through hands-on STEM learning and robotics.
Interested to start your child on their robotics competition journey?
Sign up for our Robo Coder robotics programmes today and take that first step.
Students that have completed certain proficiency in these programmes could have the opportunity to take part in robotics competitions.
