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In disaster sites without power or internet, when emergency rescue robots dive into rubble and fire zones, who ensures their "lifeline"? From 10 to 24, the finals and results presentation of the "2026 Guangzhou Safety Emergency Rescue Robot Competition" were held in Guangzhou. As the exclusive title sponsor of this year's competition, Shenzhen Huba New Energy Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Huba New Energy") showcased its safe and portable off-grid energy solutions under the brand EcoFlow, injecting a powerful "green heart" into this rigorous field test. From the frontlines of rescue operations, redefining "emergency energy": While ordinary outdoor power usage can be planned gradually, emergency scenarios demand two things: speed against time and reliability in extreme conditions. From the Xigaze earthquake in Tibet to the Jilin mudslide, Huba New Energy's EcoFlow products have repeatedly appeared on the actual rescue front lines. These real-world experiences taught the company that every minute on a rescue site is about saving lives; energy systems must never fail. To address this, EcoFlow launched the 1.5kWh true three-proof product, 1500 Ultra. Featuring an IP65-rated dust and water-resistant shell and connectors, along with 9-level shock resistance and drop protection, it includes a patented bottom-mounted dust-proof heat dissipation structure that is detachable and washable. Combined with CTB technology and fast charging, it comprehensively guarantees efficiency and reliability at rescue sites. Replacing traditional fuel generators to become a robot's "mobile charging station": This year's competition focused on high-rise fire and natural disaster rescue, where specialized robots faced extreme challenges requiring continuous operation. Sun Zhongwei, Chairman of Huba New Energy, stated, "Without a solid and reliable off-grid energy supply, even the most advanced intelligence cannot translate into actual rescue capability." In simulated blackout disaster zones, EcoFlow served not only as a "charging station" for robots—replacing bulky and polluting traditional fuel generators—but also enabled quick battery swaps for resting robots. Its solar panels maintained efficient power generation even on cloudy days, and combined with fast-charging outdoor power stations, effectively reduced non-operational downtime. More importantly, these power sources provided emergency electricity for satellite communication devices and relay base stations, ensuring uninterrupted robot control links and real-time video transmission, allowing human-robot collaboration to extend deep into communication blackouts. The "Solar Storage + Robotics" concept sketches a new future for rescue operations: Showcased at CES 2026, Huba New Energy's "Solar Storage Mars Robot," which was named one of Time Magazine's Best Inventions of the Year, represents a "Solar Storage + Robotics" integrated concept that will gradually shape the future of emergency rescue. Unlike traditional power units requiring manual transport, the Solar Storage Mars Robot achieves self-generation, self-mobility, and self-recharging. Equipped with foldable photovoltaic panels and a dual-axis sun-tracking system, it captures maximum sunlight even in cloudy and dusty disaster zones. With integrated solar-storage-charging design, high-precision autonomous navigation, and obstacle avoidance capabilities, it moves freely in complex environments to provide unattended, continuous power. In the future, rescue robots and Solar Storage Mars Robots are expected to work side by side—wherever the robot goes, power follows, search-and-rescue extends further, completely freeing operations from reliance on the grid or fixed charging facilities.

From 10 to 24, the "2026 Safety Emergency Rescue Robot Competition · Guangzhou" (hereinafter referred to as "the Competition") concluded successfully in Guangzhou under the guidance of the Research Center of the Ministry of Emergency Management, Guangdong Provincial Department of Emergency Management, and Guangzhou Municipal Bureau of Emergency Management. Organized jointly by the University of Emergency Management, Guangdong Academy of Sciences Association, Guangzhou Urban Investment Group, and Shenzhen Public Welfare Rescue Volunteer Federation, the competition centered on the theme "Technology for Good, Life First." It brought together nearly 30 top-tier technology teams from across the nation, using real-world disaster scenarios as test grounds to comprehensively evaluate the practical effectiveness of China's emergency rescue robots. As the exclusive title sponsor, Bluboo Power provided green energy technology to support all event operations and high-consumption rescue equipment throughout the competition. **Hard-Core Testing: Forging Elite Rescue Units in Extreme Scenarios** As a premier industry event focused on the practical application of specialized robots, the competition featured two tracks—"High-Rise Fire Rescue" and "Natural Disaster Emergency Rescue"—covering a total of 7 practical tasks. Moving beyond theoretical exercises, the organizers recreated extreme disaster environments at Lingnan Impression Garden and Yuexiu Mountain Swimming Pool between 1:1, including smoke-filled stairwells, collapsed ruins, muddy flood zones, and deep-water rescue sites. During the finals, teams engaged in intense hands-on challenges. Reconnaissance robot dogs precisely searched for life signals inside smoky shipping containers with visibility below 1 meters. Quadruped robots waded through waterlogged areas and climbed steep stairs while carrying loads exceeding 30 kg. Demolition robots drilled into narrow pipes with an inner diameter of only 80 cm to cut through high-hardness concrete. Drone formations completed high-altitude glass breaking and precision airdrops despite strong wind interference. Under simulated extreme conditions of "no network, no power, no roads," the portable green energy system provided by Bluboo Power, the exclusive title sponsor, delivered stable, long-term power support for robot dogs, drones, and the referee display screens. This energy assurance not only ensured uninterrupted event operations but also validated the deep synergy between emergency light-storage equipment and rescue robots in real-world scenarios. **Authoritative Review: National-Level Expert Oversight for Fair Competition** To ensure professionalism and authority, the competition invited He Jingtang, founding initiator of the Guangdong Academy of Sciences Association and Chief Architect of the School of Architecture Design and Research Institute at South China University of Technology, and Meng Jianmin, Chief Architect of Shenzhen General Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd., to serve as arbitration committee experts. A review panel was formed comprising researchers from institutions under the Ministry of Emergency Management, the Guangdong Provincial Fire Rescue Corps, and leading universities. Through a two-tier verification mechanism—assistant referees recording on-site and expert referees reviewing results—the fairness and objectivity of scoring were guaranteed. After fierce competition, Xuanji Dynamics and Tie'ao Teams won the championships in the High-Rise Fire Rescue and Natural Disaster Emergency Rescue tracks, respectively. Hikvision Wuxi, Nan Xuanji Dynamics, Nanyue Emergency, Tie'ao, Hanmeihao, Qianxing Innovation, and Chengfeng Yuejing Teams each received first prizes in their respective categories. In the preliminary creative design round, teams from Tsinghua University and other universities demonstrated forward-thinking rescue solution capabilities. **Outcome Conversion: Building an Industrial Loop from Competition to Real-World Application** On 10 24, the awards ceremony and results release were held at the Huxinsha All-Space Intelligent Experience Center in Guangzhou. The organizing committee officially released the "Decoupled Practical Evaluation Track Design Methodology for Emergency Scenarios (SDOT) and Its Empirical Application." This is the first domestic full-scenario evaluation plan covering both high-rise fire suppression and natural disaster rescue, filling a critical gap in standardized, reproducible testing facilities. Simultaneously, the "Construction Methodology for Emergency Simulation World Models" was launched, aiming to digitize all 7 practical tasks into virtual environments and bridge the "last mile" between virtual simulation and real-world emergency response. He Jingtang emphasized that safety is the prerequisite for livable cities. By focusing on high-rise fires and natural disasters, the competition identified key safety pain points. Emergency rescue represents a high-risk scenario where robots are prioritized for deployment. Currently, the lack of standardized scenario data remains a major constraint on further technological breakthroughs. The competition's ability to accumulate real-world data will actively contribute to strengthening the industry's data foundation. He recommended building a multi-party ecosystem involving government, research institutions, enterprises, and rescue forces to connect industry-academia-research-application chains and support urban safety development. As a global leader in portable energy storage, Bluboo Power has always regarded "emergency support" as a core social responsibility. During numerous major natural disasters, Bluboo's green energy equipment repeatedly served as a "lifeline," providing hope for emergency command, communication restoration, and medical rescue in affected areas. This deep involvement in the competition goes beyond supporting the event; it aims to leverage this national-level practical testing platform to verify and promote the deep integration of "green energy" and "emergency rescue robots," ensuring that technological equipment can truly "step up and be reliable" when needed most. Taking this competition as an opportunity, the "Guangzhou Digital Intelligence Emergency Technology Group," jointly established by Guangzhou Urban Investment Group and other stakeholders, was officially unveiled. Anchored on the goal of building a national artificial intelligence emergency pilot base, the group aims to select outstanding teams and technologies from the competition for inclusion in the "Emergency Mission·2026" Greater Bay Area drill advanced equipment list, creating a complete chain from "competition validation" to "pilot conversion" to "industry cultivation." By promoting research through competitions and driving industry growth through events, this competition was not merely a showdown between technology and hardcore rescue efforts but a vivid practice in modernizing emergency management for mega-cities. Moving forward, all parties will take this event as a new starting point to continuously deepen the integration of technological innovation and emergency response systems, making technology a solid barrier safeguarding people's lives and property.

When thick smoke blocks high-rise buildings, signals are faint beneath rubble, and underwater visibility drops below half a meter—who will rush in ahead of rescue teams? This is the critical question urban safety governance must answer in the AI era. Hosted by Guangzhou City Investment Group in collaboration with Emergency Management University, Guangdong Academy of Sciences, and Shenzhen Public Welfare Rescue Volunteers Association, this initiative leverages technology to empower public safety governance. It launches China's first on-site emergency rescue competition, opening up the group's cultural tourism venues to move technology from labs into real-world urban settings and actual rescue operations. After over two months of creative submissions, site construction, and field testing, the finals of the "2026 Safety Emergency Rescue Robot Competition · Guangzhou" will be held on 2026 10 23, open to the public free of charge. The competition results will be announced on 10 24. Sixty-six (38) teams will compete across seven (7) core categories at the finals, held at the East Square of Lingnan Impression Park. Participating teams include universities such as Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) and Wuhan University, alongside industry leaders like CEIEC Hikvision, Embodied Intelligence, and Shenzhen Qianxing Innovation. **Highlights: How Tough Are These "Steel Comrades"?** Amidst roaring fire smoke and zero signal underground—this time, robots lead the way! Expect to see: - Robot dogs braving 100°C+ temperatures to enter fires and rubble for reconnaissance and supply transport - Drones ascending through 8-level winds and 120°C heatwaves to shatter glass and extinguish fires from above—more stable in stronger winds - Drones autonomously navigating arched gates and S-curves while resisting turbulent airflows - Unmanned vehicles capable of penetrating dense smoke and squeezing into tight spaces - Underwater precision positioning and buoyancy rescue robots completing the floating rescue of 160-pound drowning victims Teams from universities, research institutes, and enterprises will face off in realistically recreated disaster scenarios—including high-rise fires and collapsed rubble—to comprehensively test robots' core capabilities in reconnaissance, load-bearing climbing, and aerial firefighting. **Authoritative Oversight & Robust Support** The competition features Chief Arbitrators Academician He Jingtang and Academician Meng Jianmin of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. Leaders and experts from the Ministry of Emergency Management, Guangdong Provincial Department of Emergency Management, Guangzhou Municipal Emergency Management Bureau, China Earthquake Emergency Search and Rescue Center, Guangdong Institute of Science and Technology for Safety Production and Emergency Management, and Hong Kong Civil Security Service will attend to provide authoritative support. **Results Announcement & Group Launch** On 10 24, the results announcement for the 2026 Safety Emergency Rescue Robot Competition · Guangzhou, along with the unveiling ceremony of Guangzhou Digital Intelligence Emergency Technology Group, will take place at the Hall of All-Space Intelligent Experience, Haixinsha. The event will feature award ceremonies, highlights presentation, the official launch of the Digital Intelligence Emergency Group, and live demonstrations of intelligent equipment by participating teams. **Spectator Guide: Transportation** Venue: East Square, Lingnan Impression Park, Guangzhou Transportation: - Metro: Exit B at University Town South Station (Lines 4/7/12) - Bus: Fan 201 route, Lingnan Impression Park stop 10–23: We invite you to witness this ultimate showdown in person! *This article is reproduced from the official WeChat account "Canton Tower".*

Event Schedule Overview: Key Milestones and Activities 4–22 to 7–30: Registration & Proposal Submission For teams without their own products, proposals must be submitted to secure product support from event partners for secondary development prior to the venue competition. Deadline for proposal submission: 7–30. 4–22 to 8–9: Registration & Creative Category Only Teams registering solely for the Creative Track must submit proposals by 8–9. 4–22 to 8–31: Registration & Product-Based Teams Teams with existing products have a registration deadline of 8–31. 8–7: Expert Preliminary Review Experts conduct an internal closed-door review of creative track proposals for initial evaluation. The list of selected creative teams partnered with event sponsors will also be announced. 8–14 to 8–16: Pitching Sessions & Results Announcement Two offline judging sessions will be held in Guangzhou and Wuxi. Participants may attend pitches online or in person (in-person attendance is encouraged). Results will be published on the official event website and WeChat account. 8–21 to 9–19: Venue Trial Competition A joint trial competition will be hosted in Guangzhou and Wuxi. Trial session bookings open starting 8–8, available every Friday and Saturday (closed during force majeure events such as typhoons). Trials are non-competitive and designed solely for team familiarization with the venue. Teams will iterate their products based on trial feedback. 8–9: Technical Iteration & Professional Coaching Partnered creative teams receive professional guidance to refine their proposals and enhance product capabilities. Early 10: Grand Finals Final round and award ceremony (scheduled for one day among 8, 9, or 10; exact date to be confirmed on the official website). 8: Trial Session Schedule A total of 5 trial batches will be held in Guangzhou and Wuxi: Batch Testing Dates Batch 1: 8–21 to 8–22 Batch 2: 8–28 to 8–29 Batch 3: 9–4 to 9–5 Batch 4: 9–11 to 9–12 Batch 5: 9–18 to 9–19 Note: Trial competitions are jointly organized, non-competitive, and intended only for team familiarization with the venue and requirements.

Through coordinated planning by the organizing committee and relevant departments, the 2026 Safety Rescue Robot Competition · Guangzhou Finals has been scheduled for 2026, 10 23. To ensure teams are fully prepared, selected time slots prior to the finals will be opened for practice sessions, allowing teams to test their equipment. The schedule is as follows: Open Dates: 10 9-10, 10 16-17, 10 21-22 Venue: East Plaza, Lingnan Impression Park, Guangzhou University Town (Subjects 1-5, Subject 7) Registration Method: Book via the official competition mini-program

2026 Safety and Emergency Rescue Robot Competition – Guangzhou Innovation Challenge concluded its pitch events in Guangzhou and Wuxi on 8 and 14, respectively. A total of 29 teams from universities and tech companies nationwide participated, presenting innovative and practical robot solutions for real-world emergency scenarios including earthquake collapse, water rescue, and high-rise building fire suppression. After two rounds of competition, 26 teams completed the challenge. Based on independent scoring and verification by all judges according to evaluation criteria, the results are announced below. For more details, visit the official website (www.global-rrc.com) or our official mini-program. Congratulations to all winning teams! We sincerely thank HUA BAO NEW ENERGY as the title sponsor for their strong support. We also appreciate every participating team's preparation and outstanding performance. We look forward to seeing even greater achievements in upcoming stages. Meanwhile, the more intense Real-Site Competition will officially open on 8 and 21. Teams will face off with robots in simulated emergency environments across two tracks: high-rise fire rescue and natural disaster response—putting technical capabilities to the ultimate test. All innovation challenge participants and top robotics teams from society are encouraged to register and compete in this authentic arena. Organizing Committee of the 2026 Safety and Emergency Rescue Robot Competition 2026-8-19

On 8th of 16, the Creative Competition of the 2026 National Safety Emergency Rescue Robot Contest (Wuxi Station) concluded successfully at Hikvision Group's Weibite Robot Innovation Park. This event brought together academia, industry, and research institutions to focus on technological innovation and practical implementation in emergency rescue. It was co-organized by the University of Emergency Management, Guangdong Academy of Sciences Association, Guangzhou City Investment Group, and Shenzhen Public Welfare Rescue Volunteers Federation. The competition received exclusive sponsorship from Shenzhen Huarui New Energy Co., Ltd. As a joint organizer and provider of the general platform for the "Fire Source Localization and Trapped Person Search" and "Underwater Precision Localization and Buoyancy Rescue" categories, Hikvision Group provided full support throughout the event, enabling all parties to explore practical application directions for safety emergency rescue robots. The Wuxi Station Creative Competition featured 7 outstanding innovation teams competing through an online-offline hybrid format. The participants included research teams from top domestic universities such as Tsinghua University, Wuhan University, and China University of Mining and Technology, as well as leading enterprise teams specializing in emergency response. With diverse backgrounds, these teams presented cutting-edge technical insights and actionable scenario solutions, delivering an inspiring showcase of innovative thinking. During the team presentations, participants addressed real-world emergency rescue challenges, focusing on high-risk scenarios such as high-rise building fire rescue and disaster emergency response. Teams shared their technical innovations across multiple dimensions—including robot structural design, environmental perception algorithms, human-machine collaborative operations, end-to-end rescue efficiency optimization, and team composition—highlighting both creativity and practicality in emergency rescue robotics. The competition invited 5 seasoned experts from the University of Emergency Management, Emergency Management Department Research Center, Guangdong Provincial Academy of Safety Production and Emergency Management Science and Technology, and Shenzhen Public Welfare Rescue Team to serve as judges. Evaluations were conducted based on scenario adaptability, technological innovation, feasibility of implementation, and safety reliability. Judges not only recognized the teams' innovative approaches but also offered constructive feedback aligned with frontline rescue needs, helping teams refine their proposals and advance their technologies. Hikvision's Weibite Robot Industrial Cluster has long specialized in providing integrated hardware and software solutions for confined spaces, hazardous environments, and extreme operating conditions. In this competition, the cluster not only offered professional platform support but also opened collaboration opportunities to all participating enterprises. The goal is to further promote technical exchange and drive collaborative innovation in the field of emergency rescue. Hikvision aims to use the competition as a bridge connecting universities, research institutions, and industry enterprises, identifying outstanding innovations in emergency rescue robotics and facilitating the transition of cutting-edge technologies from laboratories to real-world applications. By addressing actual challenges faced by frontline rescuers, Hikvision seeks to contribute to the high-quality development of the safety emergency industry. Moving forward, the cluster will continue to build more open innovation platforms to accelerate the commercialization of advanced emergency technology achievements and contribute Hikvision's strength to enhancing society-wide emergency rescue capabilities. **Upcoming Event Schedule:** 1. On-site Test Competition (starting 8/21): Simultaneously launched in Guangzhou and Wuxi, with free public viewing. - Guangzhou Venue: Lingnan Impression Garden East Square (University Town), Yuexiu Mountain Swimming Pool - Wuxi Venue: CETC Hikvision Weibite Robot Innovation Park 2. Grand Finals: To be held in Guangzhou in early 10. According to the organizing committee, teams and equipment that perform exceptionally well during the on-site test phase and meet operational standards will be recommended by the Guangzhou Emergency Management Bureau for inclusion in the "Emergency Mission · 2026" Greater Bay Area High-Rise Building Fire Suppression Drill Advanced Applicable Equipment List, ensuring successful translation of competition outcomes into frontline emergency rescue applications.

On 8 14, the 2026 Safety Emergency Rescue Robot Competition Guangzhou Creative Contest officially kicked off at the Guangzhou City Investment New Urban Construction Digital Intelligence Exhibition Hall. The event brought together 29 university and enterprise innovation teams from Tsinghua University, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan University, Tianjin University, Guangzhou University, and other institutions nationwide. Utilizing a dual-mode approach of offline roadshows and synchronized online presentations, it showcased innovative design proposals for various emergency rescue robots. (Main Venue) During the opening ceremony, Hu Weijian, former researcher at the China Earthquake Emergency Search and Rescue Center under the Ministry of Emergency Management, represented all judges in presenting an evaluation commitment pledge. He stated that the competition's evaluation would strictly adhere to the principles of fairness, impartiality, and transparency, implement standardized scoring criteria uniformly, maintain full process traceability, and ensure the authority and credibility of the judging process. As a precursor contest for this year's main event, the Guangzhou Creative Contest opened registration channels for young researchers and university students worldwide. Participating teams can select topics based on the two major tracks and seven practical subjects, addressing real-world rescue challenges such as earthquake collapse, water-based search and rescue, and high-rise building fire suppression, to deliver complete robot innovation solutions and implementation technical roadmaps. Additionally, the competition provides a general-purpose robot secondary development platform, building a bridge from "conceptual design – prototype development – real-scene verification" for startups and student teams. According to the schedule, following the Guangzhou session, the Wuxi Creative Contest will take place at the CETC HIKARU Wuxi Special Robot Technology Park on 8 16, continuing to explore industry innovation and creativity. Judges and guests pose for a group photo. Event Organization and Support System The 2026 Safety Emergency Rescue Robot Competition is jointly organized by the University of Emergency Management, Guangdong Academy of Sciences Federation, Guangzhou City Investment Group, and Shenzhen Public Welfare Rescue Volunteer Association; hosted by Guangzhou Digital Intelligence Emergency Technology Group Co., Ltd.; and co-organized by Canton Tower Tourism Cultural Development Co., Ltd., CETC HIKARU Wuxi Technology Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Robotics Association, and others. Hua Bao Xin Neng serves as the strategic cooperation partner. The event also received guidance and support from multiple authoritative units including the Guangdong Provincial Department of Emergency Management, Guangzhou Municipal Emergency Management Bureau, Research Center of the Ministry of Emergency Management, Big Data Center of the Ministry of Emergency Management, National Institute of Natural Disaster Prevention, China Earthquake Emergency Search and Rescue Center, and Guangdong Academy of Safety and Emergency Management Science and Technology. The entire competition is built around standardized test tracks based on real emergency rescue scenarios, guiding robot technologies to align with frontline disaster relief needs and promoting deep integration of industrial chains, research institutes, and university innovation resources. Subsequent Event Arrangements 1 and Real-Scene Test Competition (starting 8 21): Both Guangzhou and Wuxi sessions launched simultaneously, with free public viewing available throughout. Guangzhou test venues: East Square of Lingnan Impression Garden, University Town; Swimming Pool, Yuexiu Mountain. Wuxi test venue: CETC HIKARU Micro-Special Robot Innovation Park. 2 Grand Finals: The competition finals will be held in Guangzhou in early 10. The organizing committee revealed that participating teams and equipment products that performed exceptionally well in the real-scene test competitions and met practical operation standards will be recommended by the Guangzhou Municipal Emergency Management Bureau for inclusion in the Advanced Applicable Equipment List for the Greater Bay Area High-Rise Building Fire Suppression Exercise "Emergency Mission · 2026", truly achieving the transformation of competition outcomes into frontline emergency rescue applications. This creative contest leverages youth innovation power through a multi-stakeholder collaboration platform involving government, enterprises, academic institutions, and media, continuously expanding the technical reserve for emergency rescue robots, contributing to the improvement of the Greater Bay Area urban safety and emergency system, and putting into practice the core philosophy of "Technology for Good, Life First" through scientific and technological innovation.

Since the launch of the 2026 National Safety Emergency Rescue Robot Competition, it has garnered widespread attention and active participation from universities, research institutes, and industry enterprises nationwide. To date, over 20 institutions and numerous companies have registered for the event. As the competition's influence continues to grow, the Organizing Committee extends its sincere gratitude to all participants. Due to recent extreme weather conditions, including prolonged heavy rainfall in Guangzhou, construction and testing site preparations for the competition could not proceed as originally scheduled. To ensure high-quality venues and an optimal experience for all teams—and to guarantee a safe, standardized, and fair competition environment—the Organizing Committee has made the following adjustments after careful deliberation: **1. Extended Registration Deadline** The registration deadline is extended to 2026 year 7 month 15 day. The committee will reopen the registration email starting 7 month 1 to continue accepting applications from participating teams. Teams interested in joining are encouraged to complete their registration promptly. **2. Adjusted Schedule for Proposal Review and Pitching** - Proposal Review Period: 2026 year 7 month 16 day to 7 month 29 day - Pitching Session: 2026 year 7 month 31 day to 8 month 6 day **3. Rescheduled Test Competition Dates** To allow sufficient time for testing and debugging, the test competition will be held in batches as follows: - Batch 1: 2026 year 7 month 31 day to 8 month 1 day - Batch 2: 2026 year 8 month 7 day to 8 month 8 day - Batch 3: 2026 year 8 month 14 day to 8 month 15 day - Batch 4: 2026 year 8 month 21 day to 8 month 22 day All other competition-related matters remain unchanged per the original notice. Please stay updated via the official competition website: http://www.global-rrc.com/及官方微信公众号“RRCC救援机器人”及后续通知，及时获取最新赛事信息。. The Organizing Committee sincerely apologizes for any inconvenience caused by this delay and appreciates your understanding. We encourage all participating teams to use this extension period to refine their proposals, enhance their robot designs, and strengthen their project competitiveness. This is hereby notified. 2026 National Safety Emergency Rescue Robot Competition Organizing Committee 2026 year 7 month 1 day

Dear Competing Teams, The registration for the 2026 Global Safety Emergency Rescue Robot Competition in Guangzhou is now officially open! This competition invites global youth innovators, university faculty and students, enterprises, emergency rescue technicians, robotics industry professionals, and innovation team members to participate. I. Competition Overview Guided by the core philosophy of "Technology for Good, Life First," this competition focuses on the field of safety emergency rescue. It aims to foster the deep integration of robotics technology with emergency response, promoting technological innovation and commercialization. II. Competition Tracks The competition features two main tracks covering seven categories: Track 1: High-Rise Fire Rescue - Category 1: Fire Source Localization and Trapped Personnel Search - Category 2: Load-Bearing Climbing and Supply Delivery - Category 3: External Window Breaking, Smoke Exhaust, and 3D Fire Suppression Support Track 2: Disaster Emergency Response - Category 4: Precision Airdrop of Supplies in Post-Disaster Mountainous Areas - Category 5: Breaching and Clearing Narrow Corridors in Collapsed Buildings - Category 6: Underwater Precision Localization and Buoyancy Rescue - Category 7: Large-Scale AI Reconnaissance and Precision Airdrop Post-Disaster III. Key Milestones - Pre-registration & Proposal Submission: 4/22 – 7/15 - Proposal Review & Selection: 7/16 – 7/29 - Pitch Event: 7/31 – 8/6 - Track-Specific Trials: 7/8 (Total of 4 batches) - Innovation Award Evaluation: 8 - Grand Finals: 10 IV. Registration Process Teams can register via the following methods: 1. Email Registration: Download and complete the pre-registration form, then send it to the official competition email: globalrrc@163.com 2. Online Registration: Visit the official competition website and click "Register Now" to access the registration system. V. Fee Structure - Registration Fee: Free - Travel Subsidy: Student teams selected for the venue competition are eligible for travel subsidies. - Platform Access: Free usage of the general platform provided by partner vendors upon approval. VI. Contact Information - Official Email: globalrrc@163.com - Phone Numbers: 15361593006 (Teacher Jing), 18118761562 (Teacher Xu) - Official WeChat Account: RRCC Rescue Robots We welcome experts from all sectors to join us and drive the advancement and application of emergency rescue robotics! 2026 Global Safety Emergency Rescue Robot Competition · Guangzhou Organizing Committee 2026/7/1