CodeQuest Quiz India 2026
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Prize pool
₹30K
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Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay
All that you need to know about The Urban Autonomous Mobility Challenge | Techfest 2026-27 About: The Urban Autonomous Mobility Challenge (UAMC) is a national robotics competition by Techfest, IIT Bombay, inspired by the Bosch Future Mobility Challenge, that invites student teams to design, build, and program a scaled autonomous vehicle capable of navigating a miniature urban environment entirely on its own. Teams build one vehicle that handles the complete urban circuit, lane discipline, intersections, pedestrian safety, parking, and dynamic traffic, as it escalates in complexity round by round. A remote qualification stage 6-8 weeks before the festival ensures every team arrives with a working, tested vehicle, so the 3-day festival window at Techfest, IIT Bombay, is spent proving readiness rather than debugging. Bring your self-driving car to life at Asia's largest science and technology festival. Structure: The competition runs as a remote qualification stage followed by on-site rounds, entirely within Techfest's 3-day festival window. Eligibility: Open to undergraduate/postgraduate students with a valid ID from any recognized institution. Teams may include students from different institutes. Team size: 3-5 members per team, with one designated Team Lead, fielding only one vehicle. Faculty or industry mentors may guide teams but cannot be…
All that you need to know about The Urban Autonomous Mobility Challenge | Techfest 2026-27 About: The Urban Autonomous Mobility Challenge (UAMC) is a national robotics competition by Techfest, IIT Bombay, inspired by the Bosch Future Mobility Challenge, that invites student teams to design, build, and program a scaled autonomous vehicle capable of navigating a miniature urban environment entirely on its own. Teams build one vehicle that handles the complete urban circuit, lane discipline, intersections, pedestrian safety, parking, and dynamic traffic, as it escalates in complexity round by round. A remote qualification stage 6-8 weeks before the festival ensures every team arrives with a working, tested vehicle, so the 3-day festival window at Techfest, IIT Bombay, is spent proving readiness rather than debugging. Bring your self-driving car to life at Asia's largest science and technology festival. Structure: The competition runs as a remote qualification stage followed by on-site rounds, entirely within Techfest's 3-day festival window. Eligibility: Open to undergraduate/postgraduate students with a valid ID from any recognized institution. Teams may include students from different institutes. Team size: 3-5 members per team, with one designated Team Lead, fielding only one vehicle. Faculty or industry mentors may guide teams but cannot be…
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Sat, 31 October 2026
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Sat, 31 October 2026
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Sat, 31 October 2026
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