About the Latvian Robotics Championship
Robot construction enthusiasts from all around the Baltic States States showed their skills and noteworthy robots in Latvia Robotics championship. The purpose of this event is to encourage children and youth to establish interest in engineering and robotics. Robot construction enthusiasts from Latvia have participated and won such prestigious robotics competitions as Robotex in Estonia, RobotChallenge in Austria, RoboGames in the US and International Robot Sumo Tournament in Japan showing global competitiveness. Disciplines of the championship:
- Linefollower. The robot has to finish the given track as fast and precise as possible. The track is a black line on a white area.
- Mini Sumo. Despite being the smallest robots in the championship, they possess extreme agility and speed.
- Lego Sumo. Robots participating in this category are able to surprise with their universal usage.
- iRobot Sumo. Vacuum cleaning robots creatively transformed into fight robots.
- Mega Sumo. The most serious and audience engaging category, known by its aggressive fighting style.
- Freestyle. The category gives an opportunity to demonstrate individual achievements in robotics to a broader audience.
- Folkrace. The robots are competing in an obstacle track where only the most skillful and capable robots are able to finish.
Results archive
- 2026LRC standings 2025/2026 · Standings
- 2025LRC standings 2024/2025 · Standings
- 2024LRC standings 2023/2024 · Standings
- 2023LRC standings 2022/2023 · Standings
- 2021LRC standings 2020/2021 · Standings
- 2020LRC standings 2019/2020 · Standings
- 2019LRC standings 2018/2019 · Standings
- 2018LRC 2018 results
- 2017LRC 2017 results
- 2016LRC 2016 results
- 2015LRC 2015 results
- 2013LRC 2013 results