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Georgian Robotics Association is back with one of the loudest and most exciting technology events of the year- Robo Battle 2026 ⚙️. The event will take place in November in Tbilisi. 🎯Robots will face each other in multiple weight categories, bringing together the strongest, fastest, and most innovative machines in the arena! ⚔️ Weight Categories: • Antweight – 500 g(Pilot) • Beetleweight – 1.5 kg • Hobbyweight – 5.4 kg • Featherweight – 13.6 kg • Lightweight – 27 kg (Pilot) 👥 Build your team, create your combat robot, and get ready to enter the arena!

The Georgian Robotics Association (GRA) is announcing an open call for public and private schools to participate in the STEAM Project Competition taking place on June 20 in Tbilisi, Georgia.

The Georgian Robotics Association (GRA), in collaboration with Kakhas RC, is proud to present the RC Car Championship as part of the Georgian STEAM & Robotics Championship. The event will take place on June 20 at Radio City, Tbilisi.
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On June 20, 2026, the Georgia STEAM & Robotics Championship 2026, organized by the Georgian Robotics Association (GRA), took place at District 4 in Tbilisi.

We are delighted to announce that the Georgian Robotics Association (GRA) has officially joined the International Federation of Robotics (IFR).

On May 24, the Georgian Robotics Association hosted another Community Meetup at Terminal, bringing together people interested in robotics, engineering, and technology.
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