RoboHack: robotics hackathon
Teams of students and young engineers solve robotics tasks from companies on real robots and in XR, with engineers as mentors.
Format
Real tasks, real robots and engineers next to the teams.
Participants work in teams. You can apply alone and join a team on site.
Each task comes from a robotics or industrial company: a real problem with a robot.
Teams work with robots and components in the lab and with robot models in XR.
Engineers mentor the teams. Companies and experts judge the results.
How it runs
Who takes part
Participants
Students, graduates and people changing careers. Practice on real robots and a finished project for the portfolio.
Companies
Bring a task, see how candidates work and meet future hires.
Universities and schools
Send teams and give students practice on the robots now coming to market.
What participants take away
Who runs RoboHack
A robotics company and a student platform that runs hackathons and educational events. The RoboLab project won the Kooperativ hackathon in Warsaw on 30–31 October 2026.
Robotic Guys
A robotics company headquartered in Poland, working across Europe: robot sales and integration, service, education and content, and free data on the robotics market.
- Robotics and AI expertise
- Robots, equipment and market data
- Legal infrastructure and media
IGB
A platform created by Lithuanian university students for young people aged 17–25: real business tasks, experts and a first step into a career.
- Organises hackathons and educational events
- Builds educational and operational processes
- Brings participants through its student network
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