The WRO competitions are all about the children and young people who have spent months preparing for the big day. But nothing works without helping hands.

Referee RoboMission and WRO Starter

Judges evaluate a robot drive over a course in the relevant competition category. No special prior knowledge is required for this; in preparation, we offer a briefing on the respective rules and tasks before the day of the competition. Here are the details and the job profile.

RobotDesign Jury

At the Swiss final, a prize will be awarded for the best robot design in each age group in the RoboMission category. As a jury member, you will assess the robots and evaluate them in terms of functionality, efficiency and innovation. You also get to talk to the teams, who explain their design to you.

Future Innovators Jury

In the Future Innovators category, the teams work on a research project and develop a prototype for a robotic solution aimed at a problem in the real world. At the competition, they present their solution to the jury and the audience. As a jury member, you evaluate the team on the idea and project as a whole, the quality of the robot and code, and the impact that implementing the project could have on society. This is an exciting and challenging task that also requires some preparation time.

Helper in the background

For our Swiss final in particular, we need many more helping hands, e.g. for setting everything up before and clearing it away again after the competition, in the scoring office, welcoming the teams, running the kiosk, catering and serving food, as photographers and filmmakers or technical specialists for networking, sound or lighting matters, etc.