Our Objective
The Ghana Robotics Competition, hosted by Firefly IO, aims to become the premier national robotics competition in Ghana, modeled after PARC. GRC gathers students from across the country for a two-day event focused on a real-world topic relevant to science and sustainable development, providing an opportunity for young minds to showcase their technological innovation and creativity.
Sustainability has emerged as a critical concept in the ongoing fight against climate change and various socio-environmental and economic challenges. In recognition of its perpetual importance, we have designated “Sustainable Impact” as the enduring theme for our annual program. Participants each year will be challenged to design innovative solutions addressing pressing issues such as Climate Change Adaptation, Zero Hunger, and Water and Sanitation in Africa.
The Ghana Robotics Competition consists of:
Teams in the Ghana Robotics Competition GRC2024 will operate two types of robots – one controlled remotely and the other autonomous. Navigating through designated game areas, they must strategically address the objectives at each stage.
GRC2024 emphasizes strategic thinking and automation, featuring two distinct game areas. The autonomous robot operates on a track that forms the letters ‘GRC’ Simultaneously, the remote-controlled robot engages in a multi-player board setting.
The objective in the second game area is to collect the maximum number of clean water balls within the stipulated time. Teams can achieve water collection through three methods: water conservation, atmospheric water harvesting, and water recycling.
Teams in the Ghana Robotics Competition GRC2024 will operate two types of robots – one controlled remotely and the other autonomous. Navigating through designated game areas, they must strategically address the objectives at each stage.
GRC2024 emphasizes strategic thinking and automation, featuring two distinct game areas. The autonomous robot operates on a track that forms the letters ‘GRC’ Simultaneously, the remote-controlled robot engages in a multi-player board setting.
The objective in the second game area is to collect the maximum number of clean water balls within the stipulated time. Teams can achieve water collection through three methods: water conservation, atmospheric water harvesting, and water recycling.
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Teams in the Ghana Robotics Competition GRC2024 will operate two types of robots – one controlled remotely and the other autonomous. Navigating through designated game areas, they must strategically address the objectives at each stage.
GRC2024 emphasizes strategic thinking and automation, featuring two distinct game areas. The autonomous robot operates on a track that forms the letters ‘GRC’ Simultaneously, the remote-controlled robot engages in a multi-player board setting.
The challenge centers around three key objectives: Trash Collection, Clean Water Supply, and Sewage Treatment, each reflecting a pivotal aspect of environmental stewardship.
As you embark on this journey, envision your robots contributing to the vision of a cleaner, healthier world. The emphasis is not only on point accumulation but on the creation of innovative solutions that pave the way for sustainable practices and improved water quality.
This is a step-by-step guide of the process of GRC.
Schools, individuals, and organizations are required to sign up for the competition.
Registered participants are trained for the competition.
All participants are allowed to practice on their own.
All participants are assembled for a two-day competition.
The Ghana Robotics Competition, hosted by Firefly IO, aims to become the premier national robotics competition in Ghana, modeled after PARC.
To participate in GRC 2024, kindly register with the link below.
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