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What is GRC (Gunma Robotics Club)?

In recent years, schools have been reconsidering the nature of club activities. In light of various factors such as work style reform and the diversity of student values, there is a movement to have club activities in the future not be limited to the school but to collaborate with the local community and private sector.

Robotics Club (commonly known as Robo-bu) is a non-profit organization that was established in 2017 and is mainly for elementary and junior high school students. It is supported by IT company managers and volunteer university students from Gunma Prefecture and is intended to be a substitute for club activities for students who want to deepen their studies in science.

The group's main activities are to promote robot programming, host, participate in and win prizes at Robocon competitions, and have competed in international competitions, including one of the world's largest Robocon competitions, for three consecutive years.

What is GRC (Gunma Robotics Club)?

In recent years, schools have been reconsidering the nature of club activities. In light of various factors such as work style reform and the diversity of student values, there is a movement to have club activities in the future not be based on the school unit but in collaboration with the local community and private sector.

Since 2017, we have been running a non-profit organization called Robotics Club (commonly known as Robo Club), which is mainly for elementary and junior high school students and is supported by a group of IT company managers and university student volunteers, mainly in Gunma Prefecture, as a substitute for club activities for students who want to deepen their studies in science.

The group's main activities are to promote robot programming, as well as to host, participate in, and win prizes at robot competitions.

They have also participated in international competitions for two consecutive years.

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Gunma Robotics Club

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Gunma Robotics Club

Through the creation and programming of self-propelled robots, we aim to nurture children from Gunma Prefecture who can be active on the world stage.

Activities & Achievements

Robot programming competition management

GRC will sponsor and support the Robocon tournament held in Gunma Prefecture from 2017 to 2024, and will also hold a tournament with original GRC rules (scheduled for 2025).

群馬県内の教育機関や商工会議所と連携し、ロボットプログラミングに関する交流会を行っています。

Community exchange and workshops

We share information about various Robocon competitions and hold experience events. We also receive sponsorship from the Gunma Prefectural Board of Education several times a year to promote robot programming to elementary and junior high school students in the prefecture.

We provide Robocon instruction and support for competition participation for elementary, junior high, and high school students at several locations in Gunma Prefecture.

Daily Activities

Club activities

Robotics Club (commonly known as Robo-bu) is a non-profit organization that was established in 2017 and is mainly made up of elementary and junior high school students. It is supported by IT company managers and volunteer university students from Gunma Prefecture and is intended to be a substitute for club activities for students who want to deepen their studies in science.

Your love will change the world.

GRC (Gunma Robotics Club)

advisor

Masaru Sakai (CEO of LIFTE Inc.)

coach

Mizuho Takahashi (LIFTE Co., Ltd.)

Hiromu Suda (Gunma University School of Medicine student (MD-PhD course))

Supporters