Zero Robotics is hosting its 2027 High School Tournament: Asteroid-Bee.

Registration is open from October 16 to December 16 for students internationally! 

Zero Robotics is an educational program that hosts tournaments to teach middle and high school students to code and program robots for use on the International Space Station (ISS).  NASA's Ames Research Center designed and built the Astrobee system for use inside the ISS. Astrobee is a testbed for exploring robotic systems' capabilities in space to perform tasks, test satellite maneuvers, and assist astronauts. Please view our project page for more information.

Work on your coding and problem-solving skills as you program NASA’s Astrobee robots for a simulated mission on the International Space Station! 

Students must work in teams of at atleast 4 to participate. 

Learn more & register: https://zerorobotics.mit.edu/