STEAMCUP ASIA 2026 International Robotics Finals

GD&TĐ - The STEAMCUP Asia 2026 finals in Hanoi is a technology arena that brings together many young robotics talents from Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

Báo Giáo dục và Thời đại•03/06/2026

On May 30th and 31st, 2026, STEAMCUP Vietnam Joint Stock Company (ROBOHUB Vietnam) officially organized the Final Round of the STEAMCUP Asia 2026 International Robotics Competition at Multi-Level School (MIS), Hanoi .

In conjunction with the event, the Rainbow for Childhood publication of the Education & Times Newspaper participated as a media sponsor, contributing to spreading the spirit of STEM education and innovation to the community of students, parents, and schools.

STEAMCUP Asia 2026 - where technological dreams begin.

Entering its 4th season, STEAMCUP Asia 2026 marks a new phase of development as it expands its scale to the Southeast Asian region with the participation of teams from Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

More than just a robotics playground for technology-loving students, the competition also opens up a space for academic exchange, where young children have the opportunity to connect, learn, and access modern STEM education trends in the region.

The final round of the STEAMCUP Asia 2026 international robotics competition brought together contestants from many countries.

At STEAMCUP Asia, robots are not simply machine models programmed for competition. Behind each competition is a journey of students developing logical thinking, creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.

From designing robots and testing algorithms to solving problems right on the competition table, the students are gradually becoming familiar with the mindset of citizens in the digital age.

The competition also demonstrates a positive shift in the current approach to education, where students no longer simply receive theoretical knowledge, but instead directly experience, practice, and learn through real-world projects. Robotics thus becomes a bridge bringing technology closer to schools, making learning more engaging and practical.

In particular, the Organizing Committee is sponsoring 100% of the competition fees for all finalists, aiming to bring science and technology closer to students without being limited by economic conditions.

The "Rainbow of Childhood" publication of the Education & Times Newspaper is providing media sponsorship for the competition.

A contest of intellect and creativity.

This year's Final Round is structured according to the international learning materials and standards of the STEAMCUP Asia Committee, with 5 highly differentiated competition categories: Assembly BOSS, The BREAKERS, The BUILDER, Coding Sport, and Humanoid Soccer.

The categories are divided into levels from easy to difficult, suitable for all ages from preschoolers to university students.

The competition content ranges from familiarizing oneself with robots to assembling, controlling, and competing in teams, programming algorithms to control intelligent automated robots, and showcasing cutting-edge techniques, combining strategic thinking and intelligent sensors. Each part of the competition not only requires technological skills but also encourages creativity, reflexes, and teamwork among the contestants.

Students compete in the Final Round of the STEAMCUP Asia 2026 International Robotics Competition.

Following the exciting competitions, the Organizing Committee honored the outstanding teams with many valuable prizes, recognizing the efforts, creativity, and technological spirit of the contestants.

In addition, the contestants and teams with the best results in the Final Round will have the honor of receiving sponsorship to compete directly in the International Final Round (with a flexible choice between Malaysia in August 2026 or South Korea in October 2026).

One of the students who won first prize in the Final Round of the STEAMCUP Asia 2026 International Robotics Competition.

Spreading the spirit of innovative education.

As a media sponsor, the Rainbow for Childhood publication of the Education & Times Newspaper will continue to accompany and spread the message about technology education, innovation, and the spirit of international integration among Vietnamese students.

Participating in an international robotics competition also demonstrates the media's interest in STEM education activities, contributing to creating more opportunities for students to access science and technology in a modern and practical way.

In the context of education shifting strongly from knowledge transmission to competency development, platforms like STEAMCUP Asia 2026 have gone beyond the scope of a technology competition. They are places where students can cultivate a love for science, learn to be creative through small experiments, and confidently step into the international arena with their own abilities.

Beyond creating exciting competitions, STEAMCUP Asia 2026 also contributes to shaping a generation of proactive, confident students ready to adapt to the digital future. From the robot models on the competition table today, many technological dreams are being awakened, further motivating Vietnamese students to confidently conquer larger arenas in the region and around the world.