Last Updated on March 16, 2026, 1:16 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The St Kitts and Nevis Robotics Association has announced the official event schedule for the OECS Super Regional Robotics Challenge 2026. The event will start on Monday, March 16, 2026 and open at the St. Kitts Marriott Resort – Royal Ballroom.
The OECS Super Regional Robotics Challenge 2026 will be contested by several national teams from across the Eastern Caribbean.
The official schedule for the event has also been released. Teams from across the Eastern Caribbean will gather in St. Kitts and Nevis for an exciting week of innovation, collaboration, and competitive robotics.
The Robotics Super Regional Challenge brings together the brightest young innovators from all over the region. They are made to compete in robotics engineering, programming, and STEAM innovation. This event celebrates creativity, teamwork, and technological excellence, while inspiring the next generation of engineers and problem-solvers.
This five-day event will feature:
- Hands-on robotics training and building sessions
- Collaboration between regional teams and mentors
- Official robotics competition matches
- Awards and Closing Ceremony
- Cultural excursion and networking activities
Teams will spend the week designing, building, testing, and competing with their robots. The event will serve as a showcasing of the power of STEM, teamwork, and innovation across the Caribbean region.
The OECS Super Regional Robotics Challenge continues to grow as one of the premier robotics and STEAM events in the Caribbean. The aim of the competition is to bring together the next generation of engineers, innovators, and technology leaders.
The event is hosted every year in the honor of the STEM Talent which exists within the island nation.
The work has been done with the aim of bringing more talented youngsters to the forefront of STEM education. The officials have shared that the programme will help bring out the talent of the young professionals within St Kitts and Nevis.
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