Naic, Cavite — September 6 - 7, 2025. The Stadium Shopping Strip turned into an arena of innovation and sportsmanship as the RoboSports Carnival 2025 (RSC2) brought together students, coaches, and tech enthusiasts for two days of robotics competitions and hands-on learning.
Among the event’s highlights was the presence of Makerlab Electronics, one of the event's official sponsors, which showcased its wide range of robotics kits, electronic projects, and 3D printing technology.
The Makerlab team at RSC2 2025.
RSC2 2025 in full swing.
A Carnival of Robots and Sports
The RoboSports Carnival is part of the annual Pilipinas RoboSports Tournament (PRST) — a national competition series designed to fuse robotics with sports disciplines such as racing, sumo wrestling, and even hockey.
This year’s events included BoxBot battles, Line Racing, and Track Mania, among many other categories. This competition aims to promote Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) by giving learners opportunities to design, build, and test their own robots in a competitive and collaborative environment.
RSC2 2025 in full action.
Competitors preparing for their respective categories.
Makerlab Booth Draws Crowds
Throughout the two-day carnival, the Makerlab booth attracted a steady flow of participants, coaches, and spectators eager to try out its interactive displays. The booth featured several robotics kits and projects, including Makerlab smart cars, ElecFreaks robotic kits, Acebott smart cars, robotic arms, and spiders, among many others.
Many visitors also expressed excitement over the new Makerlab X-Tank Sports, which will make its debut at the next RoboSports competition. It is a custom-built smart car that uses the Acebott car starter kit combined with its different expansion packs, like tank tracks, waterball launchers, cameras, and targets.
Robotics displays at Makerlab booth.
RSC2 2025 attendees exploring the Makerlab booth.
Acebott motion-sensing glove in action.
Makerlab's X-Tank Sports display.
X-Tank in action.
Trophies for Champions
Beyond the booth activities, Makerlab also made its mark on the tournament by sponsoring and producing the trophies awarded to the winners. The trophies were fully 3D-printed in-house, showcasing how additive manufacturing can create professional, functional, and symbolic pieces for events of this scale.
Makerlab’s 3D printed trophies on display.
With Makerlab’s growing presence in schools and competitions, the company continues to push forward its vision of empowering young innovators through hands-on technology and make robotics and 3D printing more accessible so that students can see themselves as innovators, not just spectators.
The cheers, the competition, and the creations at RSC2 all point to a shared goal: building the future of robotics — layer by layer, idea by idea.
