Student showcase · August 2026
AI Drone Soccer Challenge
Two days of drones, code and one real-world problem each
Day one · KURAI
Pick a problem worth solving.
Search and rescue. Wildfires. Ocean conservation. Farming. Each inventor chose one, designed an AI drone for it, then built and published a website making the case — what the problem is, how the drone works, which real components it uses, and why it helps.



Day two · REVA Drone Soccer arena
Then they flew them.
Controllers in hand, on a FIDA-standard pitch. The matches were close — and the obstacle course turned out to be genuinely hard: only some of them got a clean run through the rings. Flying it is a different skill from designing it, and that was the point.

Being shown the controls.

Waiting for his turn on the pitch.

Flying at the net.
A drone at the goal mouth, mid-match.
Drone hangar
4 drones. 4 published websites.
Every site below was designed, written and published by the child credited on it — and every one of them is still live.
Mission · Rescue and Search
Alex, an AI Rescue Drone
Designed & published by Anas
Anas wanted a drone that finds people when every minute counts — so Alex flies over floods and collapsed buildings and radios back exactly where to look.
Mission · Wildfires & Disaster Relief
Wildfire Stopper
Designed & published by Sebastien
Sebastien went after wildfires — a drone that spots the smoke before anyone else can, then puts the fire out without sending a single firefighter into it.
Mission · Ocean & Wildlife Conservation
BlueWave Guardian
Designed & published by Shachin
Shachin sent his drone out over the sea — hovering silently above whales and reefs, watching for the boats that should not be there.
Mission · Agriculture
Farm Drone
Designed & published by Zhi Lee
Zhi Lee noticed that walking a farm row by row is far too slow — so his drone scans the whole field in minutes and treats only the plants that are actually sick.
Day two venue
Day two was flown at REVA Drone Soccer, their arena at Eco Galleria in Iskandar Puteri — a FIDA-standard pitch, their drones, their obstacle rings. Thank you for having our inventors.
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