Discovering The Future: AI Innovation Exhibition
Innovation & Inventions Exhibition 2025
“Unleash Creativity. Build the Future.”
Exhibition Overview
The Innovation & Inventions Exhibition invites young creators to unleash their creativity by designing intelligent, interactive robotics projects that solve real-world problems.
Participants explore the power of STEM and Artificial Intelligence (AI)—transforming bold ideas into working innovations that shape our future.
Whether it’s an AI-powered assistant, a disaster-relief drone, or a smart sustainability system, this exhibition is the ultimate platform for invention, problem-solving, and creativity.
Learning Objectives
- Apply STEM and AI concepts to real-world challenges
- Develop autonomous algorithms and intelligent systems
- Strengthen communication and teamwork skills
- Implement sensors and adapt to environmental conditions
- Master programming logic and AI behavior
- Showcase creativity and innovation through robotics
Age Divisions & Team Size
- Primary School (Junior): 7–9 years
- Primary School (Senior): 10–12 years
- Secondary School: 13–18 years
- Adult: 18 years and above
Team Size: Maximum 5 members.
Project Requirements
Teams must submit a project description and a 4–5 minute preview video at least two (2) weeks before competition day.
Robots should include sensors and demonstrate interaction with their environment. Human-to-robot and robot-to-robot interaction is encouraged.
Projects previously entered in other competitions may be resubmitted if they feature new or improved features and are clearly explained in the registration form.
Project Presentation
- Presentation Time: 4 minutes + 2-minute Q&A
- Teams must manage their own time
- Presentations exceeding time limits may lose points
- Judges and “Secret Judges” will evaluate creativity, interactivity, and learning outcomes
Contest: Fish Robot
Fish Robot Construction
Age: 7 – 12 Years
Task
Dive into the exciting world of underwater robotics! The Fish Robot Competition challenges young innovators to design, build, and race their own robotic fish.
Each participant will apply engineering principles, creativity, and problem-solving skills to construct a robot capable of swimming up and down ramps with agility and speed.
The fastest, most creative, and best-engineered fish robot wins!
Fish Robot Challenge
Tutorial Resources
Learn how to build your Fish Robot and Ramp:
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Scoring Highlights
- Speed and efficiency of the fish robot
- Creativity and design innovation
- Stable and straight movement across ramps
- Engineering accuracy and assembly quality
Robot Requirements
- Custom “BSR” Fish Robot must move up and down the ramp
- Maximum motors: 1 (Be STEM Ready motor)
- Maximum voltage: 9V
- Materials: Provided by Be STEM Ready (wood, cans, plastic bottles, paper, etc.)
- Participants must personalize their ramps
Contest: RC Football Car
RC Football Car
Age: 7 – 12 Years
Task
Get ready to design, build, and race your very own RC Football Car! Combine engineering creativity and robotics skill to construct an RC car with unique football-playing attachments — like kickers, shields, or goal-defending arms!
Participants must design a functional RC car capable of competing in a football-style match, scoring goals, and defending strategically.
The best-performing, most creative, and well-engineered car wins!
RC Football Car Challenge
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Scoring Highlights
- Functionality and performance during matches
- Creativity and design of attachments
- Control precision and maneuverability
- Team collaboration and problem-solving
- Sportsmanship and presentation
RC Car Requirements
- Maximum voltage: 9V
- Maximum motors: 4 customized “BSR” motors
- Remote control: RF customized “BSR” remote
- Material: No metal chassis
- All attachments must be self-designed and safe to operate
Contest: Climbing Robot
Climbing Robot
Age: 13 – 18 Years
Task
Participants will design and build a climbing robot capable of navigating a challenging obstacle course — including both a staircase and a ramp — using only the materials provided on-site.
The mission: construct and refine the ultimate climbing robot that walks (not rolls!) and can successfully conquer all obstacles in the shortest time possible.
Climbing Robot Challenge
Parts & Materials
- Some robot parts are provided (Base, Side Body, Leg, Crank) depending on category.
- Other parts may need to be replicated using provided materials.
- Optional components can be built for improved performance.
- All materials (motors, wood, recycled materials, etc.) are supplied by Be STEM Ready.
Competition Arena
- Staircase: 3 steps (each 13–15mm high)
- Ramp: 200mm length × 45mm height
The robot must walk up and down both the staircase and the ramp — no wheels allowed.
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Scoring Highlights
- Shortest completion time
- Stable and smooth movement across obstacles
- Innovative and efficient mechanical design
- Clean construction and use of materials
- Creativity and problem-solving approach
Contest: 4 Way RC Football
RC Football Car
Age: 13 – 18 Years
Task
Design and build the ultimate RC Football Car — a creative fusion of engineering, storytelling, and performance.
Your task is to develop an RC car with attachments for offense, defense, and strategy, and bring it to life through a one-minute cinematic story.
- Create unique attachments (e.g., kicking mechanisms, shields, etc.).
- Produce a 1-minute storytelling video showcasing your RC car’s design journey.
- At the national level, team up for an exciting RC Football Match — score goals and dominate the field!
RC Car Challenge
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4. Competition Arena
- Field Size: 120cm × 230cm
- Goal Size: Provided by organizers
- Ball Size: 5cm plastic beach ball
- Additional missions: Secret challenges may be added on competition day.
5. Technical Rules
- Maximum Voltage: 9V
- Maximum Motors: 4 customized “BSR” motors
- Remote Control: RF customized “BSR” controller
- Chassis Material: No metal components allowed
Contest: Dancing 3D Robot
Dancing 3D Robot
Age Category: 13 – 18 Years
Task
Participants will design, print, and construct a 3D dancing robot using 3D printing technology. The robot must stand on two legs.
Each participant will be provided with consumable items by Be STEM Ready (screws, wires, electronic components). Additional parts are not allowed except for stability or aesthetics.
Robot Requirements
- Team: 1 participant per robot.
- Size: Maximum 15cm (H) × 15cm (W) × 15cm (L).
- Legs: Must have exactly 2 legs for dancing.
- Consistency: The same robot must be used throughout the video.
- Stability: Must stand independently without support.
- Integrity: Robot must not fall apart or be damaged during dance.
Competition Requirements
Video Submission Guidelines:
- Video Length: 2 minutes total.
- Dance Routine (1 min): Show at least 3 distinct dance moves with optional subtitles or transitions.
- Design & Storytelling (30s): Explain your idea, design rationale, and inspiration.
- Close-Up Shots (30s): Show full robot, electronics, and coding clearly.
Scoring
- Each unique dance move earns points.
- Stability (standing without support) earns points.
- Complexity of coding is scored based on block variety.
- Organisers may adjust scores to ensure fair competition.
MAKERBOTZ ACHIEVEMENT
Makerz’ Achievement
Celebrating Creativity and Innovation — MakerFaire Robotics Showcase
2024 Highlights
Our 2024 makers showcased over 30 incredible robot models featuring sensors, motion systems, and creative engineering concepts. Here are some of their outstanding works:
2025 Showcase
The 2025 cohort continued the legacy of creativity with robotics models integrating coding, sensors, and smart design.
Contest: Secondary Electrical Makings
Secondary Electrical Makings
Age: 13 – 18 Years
Task
Embark on an electrifying mission to transform a 3D puzzle into a brilliant illuminated model! On competition day, participants receive a kit with all materials, including LEDs, wires, switches, a soldering iron, batteries, and a circuit board.
The challenge: construct a working circuit that lights up your model — creatively, neatly, and efficiently — within the given time.
Advanced Circuit Construction Challenge
Mission Requirements
- Assemble the 3D puzzle correctly and firmly
- Light up at least 15 LEDs for State competition
- For National competition, illuminate as many LEDs as possible
- Each LED must be spaced at least 3 cm apart
- Soldering joints must be clean and secure
- Secret missions may be introduced at the National level
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Scoring Highlights
- Correct and stable 3D puzzle assembly
- Neat soldering and organized wiring
- Efficient circuit design and LED illumination
- Creativity in design and lighting layout
- Completion time and troubleshooting ability
Contest: Parallel Circuit
Primary Electrical Makings
Age: 7 – 12 Years
Task
Participants are required to design and assemble a 3D puzzle model and connect it with a functional parallel electrical circuit using components such as LEDs, switches, wires, and batteries.
Each participant must ensure their circuit efficiently distributes current to illuminate all LEDs simultaneously.
Parallel Circuit Construction Challenge
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Scoring Highlights
- Correct 3D puzzle assembly
- Functional parallel LED circuit
- Creative and organized wiring
- Time efficiency and problem-solving approach
Makerbotz Primary Category (Age 7-12)
The MakerBotz competition aims to inspire and challenge participants through a hands-on, problem-solving experience that empowers essential STEM skills and encourages creative innovation. By engaging with real-world challenges, the competition contributes to the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically goals 4 (Quality Education), 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), and 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production).
Category 1 – Parallel Circuit Contest
Embark on an electrifying journey to transform a 3D puzzle into a mesmerizing spectacle of light! On competition day, you’ll receive a kit brimming with wires, LEDs, switches, batteries, and more.
Your challenge?
To harness your creativity and technical prowess, construct a dazzling circuit that will illuminate your 3D masterpiece. Race against time and unleash your inner innovator to craft a creation that will outshine the competition!
Participants would build their own circuits with uniform consumable items supplied by Be STEM Ready on the competition day. These materials will include, but are not limited to: limited length of wire, LED, switch, batteries, connectors etc.
On the competition day, participants do not need to bring anything. They are challenged to carry out on-the-spot construction, testing, refinement, alignment and fine-tuning. Participants are expected to complete all challenges within the allocated shortest time.
Category 2 – Fish Contest
Dive into the exciting world of underwater robotics and unleash your creativity to design a fish robot that not only moves with agility and speed but also embodies your unique vision. Push the boundaries of innovation and build a fish that will conquer the competition!
Participants are encouraged to delve into the fascinating world of robotics by exploring the science and engineering principles behind fish robot construction.
The fastest fish robot will win!
Category 3 – RC Football Car Contest
Design and Build the Ultimate RC Football Car Team
Unleash your inner engineer and design a revolutionary RC car, complete with ingenious attachments engineered to dominate the gridiron. Think offensive “kicking” mechanisms, strategic defensive shields, and cunning maneuvers that will leave your opponents in the dust.
Then, transform your creation into a legend! Produce a thrilling 1-minute story that’s more than just a demonstration. Show the birth of your bot, the challenges you conquered, and the brilliant design choices that make it a force to be reckoned with.
Let the best story telling, functional RC car wins for State Competition!
Follow by National Competition Then the next challenge will go through physical competition for qualifying round and football round
For more on Makerbotz Competition, Visit : https://www.bestemready.edu.my/makerbotz