Robotics

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
The HKUST ROV Team won their 13th 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 the US this June.
The HKUST ROV Team won their 13th 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 the US this June. 
Heading to the International Stage
HKUST Remotely Operated Vehicle Team Clinched Their 13th Championship in Hong Kong Regional Contest of MATE International ROV Competition
Dean of Engineering Prof. Hong K. Lo (front row, fourth left) and Director of Center for Global & Community Engagement Prof. Tim Woo (front row, third left) led the way with an engaging introduction, extending a warm welcome to all participants on STEAM Day.
Dean of Engineering Prof. Hong K. Lo (front row, fourth left) and Director of Center for Global & Community Engagement Prof. Tim Woo (front row, third left) led the way with an engaging introduction, extending a warm welcome to all participants on STEAM Day. 
Fostering a Favorable Learning Environment
STEAM Day@HKUST Sparked Inspiration in Future Engineers
Igniting Passion for STEM
STEM for Girls Workshop: Mini Electric Tricycle Workshop Sparked Girls’ Interest in STEM
The “HKUST-ExxonMobil iSTEAM Program 2024 – Smartbot Sports Day” drew around 150 students and teachers from 15 primary and secondary schools to experience and learn about STEAM, collaboration and leadership.
The “HKUST-ExxonMobil iSTEAM Program 2024 – Smartbot Sports Day” drew around 150 students and teachers from 15 primary and secondary schools to experience and learn about STEAM, collaboration and leadership. 
Cultivating Collaboration and Leadership
HKUST-ExxonMobil iSTEAM Program 2024 Promotes STEAM Education among 150 Students and Teachers
Engineering Students Won Two Second Prizes at Intel Cup Undergraduate Electronic Design Contest
Engineering Students Won Two Second Prizes at Intel Cup Undergraduate Electronic Design Contest
The HKUST ROV Team comprises 25 undergraduate students from various disciplines.
The HKUST ROV Team comprises 25 undergraduate students from various disciplines. 
Shining on the World Stage
HKUST Remotely Operated Vehicle Team Won Marketing Display Award in MATE International ROV Competition 2024
HKUST won seven awards in Robocon Hong Kong Contest 2024, the highest number among all participating institutions.
HKUST won seven awards in Robocon Hong Kong Contest 2024, the highest number among all participating institutions.  
A Year of Learning, Improvement and Innovation
HKUST Robocon Team Won Seven Awards in Robocon Hong Kong Contest 2024
The Third Robot Explorer Cup offered collaborative STEAM learning opportunities to 171 students and teachers from 19 primary and secondary schools.
The Third Robot Explorer Cup offered collaborative STEAM learning opportunities to 171 students and teachers from 19 primary and secondary schools. 
Developing Empathy and Interest in Engineering
Bank of China (Hong Kong) Funded HKUST to Organize The Third Robot Explorer Cup to Promote STEAM Education
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