Season
Entry Guide
FAQ
The RoboMaster University League (RMUL), which is sponsored by local academic institutions and universities, aims to promote the exchange of robotics technology between regional universities, foster a supportive academic environment, and contribute to regional technological innovation and development. Participating teams can also advance to the RoboMaster University Championship through the Scoring and Ranking System .
Rules Overview
The RMUL 2025 includes 3V3 Match, Infantry Match, and Engineer Challenge.
In the "3V3 Match", participating teams need to independently develop Infantry, Hero, and Sentry robots for tactical battles. The side that controls the battlefield to the higher degree earns Victory Points. The team that first accumulates full Victory Points wins.
In the "Infantry Match", Infantry robots from each team (1V1) fight against each other by shooting the opponent's Armor Modules. At the end of the match, the team with the highest remaining Standard HP wins.
In the "Engineer Challenge", each team's Engineer robots will compete in tasks such as mineral procurement and exchange. Teams will be scored and ranked based on the completion and speed of mineral exchange.
Download Manuals: RMU 2025 Specifications Manuals
Download More: RMU 2025 Information Package
*Including:
1. RoboMaster Participant Training Guide
2. RoboMaster 2025 Invitation Letter
3. RoboMaster 2025 Reference Budget Table
4. RoboMaster Brand Publicity Package
Schedule
Official Registration:
Mainland China: 18:00, October 28, 2024 to 18:00, November 25, 2024(UTC+8)
Overseas: 18:00, October 25, 2024 to 18:00, January 6, 2025(UTC+8)
Official Competition:
Mainland China: March to April, 2025
Overseas: June to July, 2025
Regional Competitions
The RoboMaster University League is open to universities around the world. If you love robots and want to showcase your talent and smarts, come and join us!
Starting a team
Number of participants per team: 2-12 (depending on the specific challenge)
Requirement: In principle, only one team per school is eligible to participate in a challenge, and intercollegiate teams are not allowed.
Register for the competition
* If you want to create a team, change the current team name, or add a new team member, please perform the corresponding operations in the RoboMaster Forum. A complete list of participants will be collected in the later phases after registration.
Get support
Participant support: The RoboMaster Organizing Committee will provide comprehensive support for participants, including project management, sponsorship, promotion, and technical research and development. The RoboMaster Training System encompasses the RoboMaster Participant Training Guide, course salons, open source materials, helping teams to quickly understand the event and get started.
Technical assessment
The RoboMaster Organizing Committee will decide whether the participating teams are qualified for the competition according to the progress of robot development shown in each round of technical assessment. Additionally, teams that pass each round of technical assessment on time will receive further materials discount support from the RoboMaster Organizing Committee.
For technical assessment specifications for tier-1 and tier-2 teams, see RMU 2025 Specifications Manuals
Get qualified
Q1: What teams are suitable for the RMUL? How do I build a team to participate in the competition?
A1: With simpler rules, fewer robots required and multiple competition sites, the RMUL is a good choice for start-up or newly formed teams. The format of RMUL is similar to that of RMUC. Teams that wish to take part in the RMUC in the future are recommended to register for the nearest RMUL site to accumulate points. Teams that rank top in the Score and Rank Chart will be eligible for the Regional Competition of RMUC in the next season.
For details on the process of building a team and participating in the competition, please visit the forum: RoboMaster Participant Training Guide.
Q2: How do I obtain official information released by the RoboMaster Organizing Committee?
A2:The RoboMaster Organizing Committee will update important information on the official RoboMaster website and forum. After the team successfully registers, the RoboMaster Organizing Committee will contact the captain and synchronize important information to the team through the official website, email, WeChat, and other channels. For more details, see RoboMaster Organizing Committee Official Contact Details and FAQ Rules.
Q3：How do I purchase necessary materials after registration?
A3:Teams can purchase accessories and kits from the official website, but they need to design and develop their own robots for the competition. The RoboMaster Organizing Committee will provide exclusive material discounts for the registered teams. For more details, see RMU 2025 Instructions for Purchasing Materials.
Q4: How much should our team budget for the competition preparation?
A4: It depends on how much money is actually available and the investment per robot is approximately RMB 10,000 to RMB 20,000. The travel budget depends on a team's distance to the competition venue. For more information, please refer to the RoboMaster 2025 Reference Budget Table. The Organizing Committee encourages teams to increase income, reduce expenditure and learn about advanced management and R&D methods to control costs.
Q5: How do I improve our team's technical and managerial skills?
A5: The RoboMaster Training System encompasses the RoboMaster Participant Training Guide, course salons, open source materials, helping teams to quickly understand the event and get started.
Q6: How to apply for organizing a RMUL tournament?
A6: The team's supervisor or the representative of the school or college sends the application information to robomaster@dji.com. The application information includes but is not limited to name of the school, contact person, budget plan, and basic information of the stadium. The RMOC will evaluate and respond to the application within 3-5 working days.