The jury evaluation process has been completed in the Robo Challenge competition, organised by TACEV to develop students' robotic coding, algorithmic thinking and problem-solving skills. The results of the competition, held in primary school and middle school categories, will be announced on 30 November 2026.
The TACEV Robo Challenge, which gives students the opportunity to put their knowledge and skills in technology into practice, was held in two different categories. In the competition, primary school students used Codey Rocky robots and middle school students used mBot2 robots to complete the tasks on courses prepared for them.
In the primary school category, students were expected to complete colour detection and line-following tasks, while in the middle school category the aim was for the robots to complete the set course in the shortest possible time using line-following algorithms.
Competition Performances Evaluated by the Jury
The projects prepared by the participating students and their performances on the course were evaluated by the jury members in line with the competition criteria.
The evaluation was based on how successfully the robots completed their tasks, the time taken to complete the course and compliance with the competition rules. In this way, the real-world performance of the algorithms developed by the students was compared.
Winners to Be Announced on 30 November
In both categories, prizes totalling 36,000 TL will be awarded: 8,000 TL for first place, 6,000 TL for second place and 4,000 TL for third place.
The results of the TACEV Robo Challenge will be announced on 30 November 2026 on TACEV's official website and Instagram account.
Through its technology education, TACEV continues to support students in growing up not only as users of technology, but also as individuals who design, develop and create it.
We congratulate all the students who took part in the competition on their effort and the work they produced, and wish them continued success in education and technology.
