UB Robot Challenge 2026
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Official match records, tournament podiums, and engineering excellence awards earned across regional, national, and international robotics arenas.
2 GOLDS • TOKYO & DALLAS
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7 PODIUMS • 16-0 TITLE
MEDAL — Autonomous Mobile Robotics
Generated dense 2D LiDAR point clouds and navigated an active obstacle field in 41.2 seconds flat.
MEDAL — Autonomous Line Tracing
1.84 m/s over a 34.8m custom track. 0 penalty points recorded across all 4 elimination tiers.
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6 MEDALS • ROBOGAMES GOLD
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MEDAL — Autonomous Mini-Sumo (500g)
16 matches, 16 round knockouts. Razorback's zero-clearance blade edge swept competitors within 2.1 seconds average.
4 MEDALS • SINGAPORE EXPO
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MEDAL — Floodfill Micro-Maze Sprint
16x16 standard micromouse maze cleared on exploratory floodfill — second fastest collegiate/high-school hybrid time.
MEDAL — Autonomous 3kg Championship
Custom hardened steel wedge design survived violent high-mass collisions without chassis deformation across 12 consecutive knockout bouts.
MEDAL — Heavyweight Autonomous (3kg)
Historic podium at Kokugikan arena. A high-strength Grade 5 Titanium wedge withstood multiple 200J impacts in the quarterfinals.
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MEDALS — Faculty Leadership & Safety
Awarded for developing a collegiate-level Mechatronics curriculum, zero safety incidents across 5 years, and student placement into top engineering institutions.
MEDAL — Robot
Singapore EXPO. MOGUL 30524's international debut podium, clocking 1.42 m/s on a technical 90-degree intersection switch circuit.
MEDAL — Hardware Architecture Award
Awarded for a bespoke four-layer power distribution board and precision CNC-milled aluminum planetary gearbox assemblies.
MEDAL — First Tech Challenge Division
Recognized for top-ranked engineering binder and CAD documentation of telescoping rigging with custom 3D-printed gearbox bearings.
Every circuit, match loss, gear stripping, and podium victory is preserved in our student engineering archives at Mongol Aspiration International School MOGUL TEAM.
Mongol Aspiration International School students in grades 9–12 are invited to join open lab hours in MOGUL TEAM. No prior robotics experience required — just curiosity, dedication, and precision drive.