The Physical AI Sprint Monday, August 17, 2026

Submissions close 3:30pm

Submit your project

Submissions run through GitHub, so there is no account to create and no form to lose. Fill in the issue form, drag in your photos and video, and your project page goes live automatically.

You need a GitHub account
Signing in is what lets you upload media and what links your project to your profile. If someone on your team does not have one, signing up takes about a minute.

How it works

  1. Open the form

    It is a GitHub issue form on this site's repo. One person submits on behalf of the team.

  2. Add your media

    Drag photos and video files straight into the photo and video fields. GitHub uploads and hosts them for you — no Drive links, no file size wrangling. A YouTube, Vimeo, or Loom link works too.

  3. Link your team

    Name your team from the team directory and the roster comes across automatically — no retyping, and the two can't drift apart. No directory entry? List members one per line as Name @githubhandle.

  4. Submit

    Your project page builds and appears in the showcase within a couple of minutes. Edit the issue any time before judging and the page updates itself.

What the form asks for

FieldNotes
Project nameRequired. Also becomes your page's URL.
One-line summaryRequired. What it does, in a sentence — this is the card text in the showcase.
TrackRequired. Sim only, hardware only, or sim and real.
Robots usedSO-101, Go2-W, G1, or whatever you drove.
DescriptionWhat you built, how it works, what you would do next. Judges read this.
Demo videoUpload a file or paste a YouTube, Vimeo, or Loom link. Embeds on your page.
PhotosDrag in as many as you like. The first becomes your showcase cover and link preview.
CodeOptional repo link.
TeamYour team's name from the directory, or its issue number. Links the two together.
Team membersOne per line, Name @handle. Leave blank to reuse the roster from your team entry.
Judged on what is demonstrated
Judging is science-fair style at your station, so the video matters less than the live walkthrough — but a recorded demo is your insurance if the robot misbehaves at the wrong moment. Criteria are ambition, functionality, creativity, and architectural quality, unweighted. See judging in the handbook.

Changing or removing a submission

Edit your issue and the page rebuilds. To pull a project down, close the issue or remove its submission label — it disappears from the showcase on the next build.