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Jason2026/9/6 下午 12:41:03
Can i stack the bees in the temporary area? So i start with the bees stacked.
Please refer to page 40 of the regulation for the placement requirements of the bees.
Orientation is unrestricted, but the objects may not be inverted, laid down, connected, stacked, or nested. All objects must remain within the green outline.
Norman2026/9/1 下午 01:52:08
What types of competitions/challenges we can organize using Gigo products/ Suggested challenges, tasks, and project themes
WGM comprises three main competition categories: GM, R4M, and GM Jr.
If this is your first time organizing the event, we recommend starting with simpler options—such as the GM Basic Level, R4M Basic Level, or GM Jr.—to help participating teams build confidence.
Norman2026/9/1 下午 01:51:15
Recommended products/kits for different age groups
The recommended kits are primarily based on the specific competition category rather than age. For instance, for schools interested in entering the R4M competition, we recommend purchasing programming-related kits. For the recommended kits for each category.
Additionally, the official WGM website announces the suggested kits for each competition year. Taking 2027 WGM as an example, you can check the link below:
https://www.gigotoys.com/C8-1-en.html
Norman2026/9/1 下午 01:50:29
Competition categories and age/grade divisions/ Team size and participation criteria
For details regarding competition categories, age/grade divisions, and team size limits, please refer to page 23 of the attached Introduction of WGM presentation (pictured below) as well as the official rulebook for the given year.
https://meee.com.tw/JF25IBO
Norman2026/9/1 下午 01:46:49
Competition rules and regulations/ Judging criteria and scoring system
The official competition rules and scoring criteria are primarily subject to the guidelines in each year's rulebook. We have provided the link to our latest 2027 rulebook below for your reference:
https://www.worldgreenmech.com/images/FileUpload/2511_2027 WGM Contest_Regulations.pdf
Each competition rulebook is designed by its Chief Referee, who also provides rule explanations and training slide decks for participating teachers.
Norman2026/9/1 下午 01:46:12
Recommended competition format and different rounds
According to regulations, we hold the WGM in August. We recommend that each country complete its National Competition two months prior (May to June) to select national representatives. Regional competitions should be completed two months before the National Competition (March to April). However, if a region has too few teams to hold a regional competition, holding a single National Competition to select the representatives is also acceptable.
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