The Peerbots Robot Face can turn any screen into a robot face that can be controlled remotely. For Halloween, we ask makers, artists, and hobbyists to unleash their creativity in making a robot and costume out of materials they already have. We highly encourage schools and libraries to participate! We've seen some incredible examples in the past.

Learn more about the competition, submit your creations, and find a local event near you at the competition website.

Contest categories include:

Best Robot Build
- To compete, you must include a photo of the robot, and a paragraph explaining and describing it.
- We highly encourage submissions that include a video of the robot.
Best Robot And Human Costume
- To compete, you must include a photo of the costume and robot, and a paragraph explaining and describing the robot and costume combination. The robot dialogue or interaction will be factored in.
- We highly encourage submissions that include a video of the robot and costume interacting.
Best Robot Design Instructions
- To compete, you must include a photo of the robot and share a description or walk through on how to build your robot.
- We highly encourage both written and video descriptions on how to build your robot.
The People's Choice
- After all submissions are made, the competition site will enable public voting. The People's Choice award will go to the submission with the most votes.

If you're interested in sponsoring this competition or running local gatherings for this event, please contact our Executive Director, Saad Elbeleidy.

Contributions to this campaign will support:

Competition management and awards.
Peerbots product development to support the competition such as Robot face and voice customizations and improvements.

Peerbots Halloween Competition

An annual build your own robot competition around Halloween