SPACE OF CHALLENGE ASIA

Registration period: September to October 2026

Register for Space of Challenge Asia 2026

Application form

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Competition Schedule

22 November 2026: Flight Simulator and Drone Soccer

26 November 2026: AI & Robotic Hackathon (online)

Please note

Applicants should check that their information is correct and complete before submitting the form, to prevent errors that could affect the running of the event and their participation in the competition.

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Important Announcement Regarding Confirmation of Registration

Dear All Participants,

The Space of Challenge Asia 2025 organizers would like to clarify that:
Once a team has successfully registered and confirmed their information via the registration form above, their registration is final and cannot be cancelled under any circumstances. This is to ensure the efficient organization of the event, including the allocation of equipment, competition space, and schedule, in accordance with established standards.

If you have provided incomplete information or wish to make any corrections, please contact the team for assistance within the specified timeframe. However, withdrawals or cancellations of registration will not be processed.

The team would like to thank everyone for their understanding and cooperation in these terms and conditions, and we sincerely look forward to welcoming you to this year’s competition.

Drone Soccer

Drone Soccer

Drone Soccer is a team competition played with sUAS (small Uncrewed Aerial System) aircraft enclosed in protective spherical cages. Matches take place within a netted playing area with teams standing outside each end zone. Each team flies three drones: one Striker, the only drone that can score by flying through the opposing goal, and All-rounders that pass to the Striker and defend their own goal. The team with the most goals in a three-minute Set wins that Set, and the team that wins two Sets wins the Match.

Flight Simulator Competition/Challenge

Flight Simulator

The Flight Simulator competition is designed to test piloting skills and aircraft management in a virtual environment that is as safe and realistic as possible. Participants have the opportunity to demonstrate their flying ability and decision-making in a variety of situations to achieve the highest score.

Competition Schedule

Space of Challenge Asia 2026 · three competitions, sorted by date

NASA Space Apps Challenge Bangkok (Thailand) 2026

14 to 15 November 2026Online
Registration
September to October
Preparation
Preparation and project topic selection (October)
Competition
14 to 15 November 2026

Day 1 · 14 November 2026

09:00 to 09:30
Official opening ceremony
09:30 to 12:00
Hackathon begins
12:00 to 13:00
Break for lunch
13:10 to 14:30
Project progress report, round 1
16:30 to 17:30
Project progress report, round 2, and daily closing

Day 2 · 15 November 2026

09:00 to 09:30
Spin-the-wheel draw for team presentation order
09:30 to 11:45
All teams polish their final work and prepare to present
12:00 to 13:00
Break for lunch
13:30 to 16:30
All teams present their projects (5 minutes per team)
16:30 to 17:30
Closing ceremony
17:30 to 23:59
Project submission

Drone Soccer Championship 2026 and Flight Simulator Championship 2026

Sunday 22 November 2026Onsite
Registration
September to October
Preparation
October to November
Competition
22 November 2026

Competition day · Sunday 22 November 2026

08:30 to 09:00
Getting ready
09:00 to 09:30
Registration for all competition categories
09:30 to 10:00
Competition opening ceremony
10:00 to 12:30
Drone Soccer Championship (qualifying round)
Flight Simulator Championship (qualifying round)
12:30 to 13:30
Lunch break
14:00 to 17:00
Drone Soccer Championship (final round)
Flight Simulator Championship (final round)
17:30 to 18:00
Closing ceremony and Royal Trophy presentation

AI & Robotic Hackathon 2026

Thursday 26 November 2026Online
Registration
September to October
Preparation
Preparation and project topic selection (October to November)
Competition
26 November 2026

Competition day · Thursday 26 November 2026

09:00 to 09:30
Registration and getting ready to present
09:30 to 12:00
Morning presentations
12:00 to 13:00
Lunch break
13:00 to 16:00
Afternoon presentations
16:00 to 17:30
Final project submission
17:30 to 18:00
Closing ceremony

Note: The schedule may change as appropriate.

Rules & Regulations regarding Discipline, Conduct, and Penalties

To ensure the competition proceeds smoothly, fairly, and with the spirit of sportsmanship, the organizing committee hereby declares a “Zero Tolerance Policy” as follows:

Article 1.

Adjudication Authority and Non-Protest Policy

1.1 Final Decision: The decisions made by the Judges and the Tournament Director are absolute and final in all cases.

1.2 No Protests: The organizers do not accept protests, appeals, or requests to overturn competition results under any circumstances.

1.3 No Dissent: Competitors, team staff, and guardians are prohibited from exhibiting aggressive behavior, arguing, or disobeying the orders of field officials. Any violation will result in immediate removal from the competition area.

Article 2.

Conduct and Social Media Policy

2.1 No Negative Posting: Competitors and team staff are strictly prohibited from publishing content, images, or videos on social media (Facebook, TikTok, Line, etc.) that attack, verbally abuse, defame, or undermine the credibility of the competition or the committee.

2.2 Collective Responsibility: Competitors are held responsible for the actions of their followers and supporters. If related individuals post damaging content, the competing team will be held jointly liable.

2.3 On-Field Etiquette: Competitors must respect their opponents. Shouting, distracting behavior (especially in Drone Programming and Flight Sim categories), or any unsportsmanlike conduct is strictly prohibited.

Article 3.

Disciplinary Actions

Any violation of the rules in Article 1 or Article 2 will result in the committee taking severe disciplinary actions as follows:

1. Immediate Disqualification: Immediate revocation of competition rights upon detection of the offense (applicable both during and after the match).

2. Forfeiture of Awards: If the offender has already received an award, the organizers reserve the right to reclaim all trophies and medals, and withhold all prize money in all cases.

3. Blacklisting: The offender will be blacklisted and banned from participating in future events organized by the committee.

Note: By registering for this competition, competitors acknowledge and accept these rules and regulations without objection.

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