Robotics

Organized by the Academy for Bright Future Young Engineers, the Bright Future Cup 2026 attracted students from 24 high schools to showcase their engineering skills and teamwork in an exciting soccer robotics competition.
Organized by the Academy for Bright Future Young Engineers, the Bright Future Cup 2026 attracted students from 24 high schools to showcase their engineering skills and teamwork in an exciting soccer robotics competition. 
Showcasing Design Thinking and Prototyping Prowess
High Schoolers Mastered Soccer Robotics at HKUST’s Bright Future Cup 2026
The HKUST ROV Team won their 14th straight championship in the Hong Kong Regional Contest of the MATE International ROV Competition since they joined in 2011. They will head for the international competition in Canada this June.
The HKUST ROV Team won their 14th straight championship in the Hong Kong Regional Contest of the MATE International ROV Competition since they joined in 2011. They will head for the international competition in Canada this June. 
Entering the Global Arena
HKUST Remotely Operated Vehicle Team Clinched Their 14th Championship in Hong Kong Regional Contest of MATE International ROV Competition
Thirteen HKUST students and 11 EdUHK students joined hands to conduct introduction sessions and organized game booths at EdUHK campus to foster participants’ know-how in underwater robotics.
Thirteen HKUST students and 11 EdUHK students joined hands to conduct introduction sessions and organized game booths at EdUHK campus to foster participants’ know-how in underwater robotics.  
Fostering Cross-University STEAM Collaboration
HKUST and EdUHK Co-organized Underwater Robot Fun Day for 200 Local Students
A Day of Learning and Excitement
HKUST and ExxonMobil Ignite Young Minds at iSTEAM Program 2025
(From left to right) Prof. Henry Lam, Associate Dean of Engineering (Undergraduate Studies), HKUST; Prof. Tim Woo, Director of Center for Global & Community Engagement, School of Engineering, HKUST; Mr. Kevin Ng, Deputy General Manager of Information Technology Department, BOCHK; and Prof. Dan Tsang, Executive Director for Undergraduate Recruitment and Student Development, School of Engineering, HKUST, attended the award presentation ceremony.
(From left to right) Prof. Henry Lam, Associate Dean of Engineering (Undergraduate Studies), HKUST; Prof. Tim Woo, Director of Center for Global & Community Engagement, School of Engineering, HKUST; Mr. Kevin Ng, Deputy General Manager of Information Technology Department, BOCHK; and Prof. Dan Tsang, Executive Director for Undergraduate Recruitment and Student Development, School of Engineering, HKUST, attended the award presentation ceremony. 
Developing Creativity and Collaboration
The Fourth Robot Explorer Cup: A Showcase of Innovation and Community Engagement
Cultivating Talents for the Low-Altitude Economy
HKUST Team Named Champion in Meituan’s 3rd Low-Altitude Economy Intelligent Flight Management Challenge
HKUST students tuned their regular photoelectric robot during the preparation time.
HKUST students tuned their regular photoelectric robot during the preparation time. 
Fostering Innovation and Teamwork
HKUST Robotics Team Earned Six Awards at 20th National University Students Intelligent Car Race in Shenzhen
Claiming 14 Awards in First Participation
HKUST Robotics Team Thrived at Asian Intelligent Robot Contest 2025 in Taiwan
Organized by the Academy for Bright Future Young Engineers, the Bright Future Cup 2025 attracted students from 31 high schools to showcase their engineering skills and teamwork in an exciting soccer robotics competition.
Organized by the Academy for Bright Future Young Engineers, the Bright Future Cup 2025 attracted students from 31 high schools to showcase their engineering skills and teamwork in an exciting soccer robotics competition. 
Fostering Innovation and Teamwork
Bright Future Cup 2025 Inspired High School Students Through Soccer Robotics
Over 100 Primary 4 to Secondary 3 students from 24 schools participated in the HKUST Underwater Robot Competition 2025 on March 29-30. The competition concluded with an award presentation ceremony on May 10, 2025 (pictured), which also celebrated the 10th anniversary of the event.
Over 100 Primary 4 to Secondary 3 students from 24 schools participated in the HKUST Underwater Robot Competition 2025 on March 29-30. The competition concluded with an award presentation ceremony on May 10, 2025 (pictured), which also celebrated the 10th anniversary of the event. 
Robotics for All
HKUST Underwater Robot Competition Reaches Its 10th Year to Encourage Youths of Different Backgrounds to Collaborate through iSTEAM
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