THE MAKERS.
Assemble the bot. Add the color, the flair, the personality. Facilitators guide the build; your people supply the inspired—and wonderfully ridiculous—ideas.

YOUR NEXT TEAM EVENT, FULLY CHARGED.
Small bots.
Big bragging rights.
Build something ridiculous. Give it a name.
Then cheer like it’s going to the Olympics.
This is team building with a competitive streak.
We bring the robots, the arena, and the host.
You bring your extremely unbiased cheering section.
A hosted robot-building competition where your team builds, customizes, earns upgrades, and battles for glory. We bring the kits, the arena, and the people who keep it all rolling.
INDOOR OR OUTDOORBallrooms, offices, cafeterias, courtyards & more.
1 HOST + YOUR PIT CREWA facilitator per 20–30 guests.
Start with a hosted icebreaker. Form teams of 6–8, then split into two crews with one shared mission: send an absolute legend into the arena.
Assemble the bot. Add the color, the flair, the personality. Facilitators guide the build; your people supply the inspired—and wonderfully ridiculous—ideas.

Take on fast team challenges to earn upgrades, munitions, and battlements. Every win gives your makers more to work with. Yes, you can take some credit later.

Big group? Wristbands keep 80+ guests moving. No engineering experience needed.
Combine the build with your challenge winnings. Suddenly, your robot has main-character energy.
Head-to-head games test tactics and driving skill. Referees keep it fair. Your team keeps it loud.
A final battle. One champion. Gold medals. Silver and bronze join the celebration for groups over 75.
Your bot has a busy afternoon. Different games bring out different tactics—and the same very invested teammates.
Go head to head pushing the ball into the goal. A well-placed robot can beat a wildly enthusiastic one. Probably tell your driver.
YOUR EDGE: TEAMWORKNavigate the hazards and clear your zone before the clock runs out. One wrong move costs points. Everyone suddenly has extremely helpful driving advice.
YOUR EDGE: PRECISIONTwo bots. One lane. Charge, dodge, and aim for the first clean hit. The robot does the jousting. Your team does the dramatic commentary.
YOUR EDGE: NERVEBring the flag home from enemy territory while protecting your own. Deciding who attacks and who defends gets very interesting, very quickly.
YOUR EDGE: STRATEGYThe surviving bots roll into the finale. The last machine moving takes the title. Prepare your victory face. And maybe a gracious runner-up face.
YOUR EDGE: EVERYTHING YOU’VE GOT
The robots are small.
The cheering section
didn’t get the memo.
Your event producer plans the rally flow for your group and venue. The grand finale brings the surviving bots together for one last showdown.
Pick the build. Choose the color. Give it a name you’ll feel comfortable yelling across a room. Then save its very own bot card.
Tank Treads / Buzz Saw / Hot pink
Win first. Beep about it later.
An empty grid. A suspicious lack of rivalry. Add your first bot above.
Your garage lives in this tab and resets on refresh. Save a bot card to keep your creation.
Try a tiny taste of Cyborg Soccer. Drive behind the ball, nudge it past the cones, and push it into the goal. No clock. Plenty of room for a victory dance.
Use the arrow buttons. On a keyboard, focus the pitch and use ↑ ↓ ← → or W A S D.
Get behind the ball. The goal is waiting.
A just-for-fun online game inspired by Cyborg Soccer. Your hosted event uses real robots and its own arena setup.
The robot names. The improvised tactics. The wildly disproportionate celebrations. This could be your team.
EVERYONE HAS BECOME A COMMENTATOR. ↗
THE PIT CREW GETS TO WORK. ↗
THE VICTORY PHOTO. OBVIOUSLY. ↗
THINGS HAVE ESCALATED. ↗
YOUR NEXT “REMEMBER WHEN…” ↗
CALM, MEASURED ENTHUSIASM. ↗No engineering degree required.
Excellent questions welcomed.
None. Facilitators guide the build, and the kits are designed to come together quickly. Curiosity helps. A very strong opinion about the robot’s name is almost inevitable.
Join the challenge crew. While teammates build, you tackle classic team challenges to earn upgrades for the robot. Everyone has a role in the win.
So everyone gets involved. Teams are capped at eight to keep people building, strategizing, and celebrating instead of spectating.
Yes. Indoor and outdoor settings work, including ballrooms, offices, cafeterias, and courtyards. Share your space and headcount with your event producer to plan the setup.
Your people and your team spirit. Robot kits, customization gear, the arena, challenge props, medals, materials, and facilitation are included.
The online garage is a playful concept builder. Use it to dream up your team name, look, and personality. Your producer confirms the actual robot kit, equipment, and event setup.
Give your team something to build.
Something to back.
And something to bring up for months.

Build a quick inquiry to send to your event producer.