Exploring 4-H Robotics is an ideal way to introduce science, math, engineering and technology while teaching life skills. Through hands-on activities, the 4-H Robotics projects teach basic concepts related to robotic subsystems such as structure, power, sensors, control and programming. These concepts are the foundation for building robots and robotic subsystems from a variety of materials and packaged kits. 4-H Robotics has projects and resources for a wide variety of interests.
Wyoming 4-H AgRobotics combines agriculture, robotics, and STEM education through hands-on challenges. Youth work in teams to design, build, and program LEGO robots to complete agriculture-inspired tasks while developing skills in coding, engineering, teamwork, and problem-solving.
Celebrating 250 Years of Agricultural Innovation
This year’s challenge takes participants on a journey through agricultural history, from early farming innovations to modern precision agriculture.
Teams will program autonomous robots to complete tasks such as harvesting crops, transporting farm supplies, and navigating agricultural fields. With six known challenges and surprise tasks revealed on competition day, participants will put their creativity, technical skills, and teamwork to the test.
Ready to take on the challenge? Explore the official 2026–2027 AgRobotics Contest Rulebook for competition guidelines, robot requirements, scoring, and challenge details.
Explore the world of robotics through hands-on challenges, teamwork, and creative problem-solving. Build, code, and test your own robot while learning real STEM skills.
