Yettel ProSuli has opened its annual nationwide robotics kit application, offering over 50 kits to public education institutions across Hungary. The total value of the distributed equipment exceeds HUF 10 million. Any Hungarian public education institution may apply, regardless of current participation in the Yettel ProSuli programme.
Winning schools can use the kits to prepare for the 2027 ProSuli National Robotics Competition, in which artificial intelligence will play a larger role than in previous years.
About the ProSuli programme and the competition
Yettel ProSuli has been promoting digital teaching methods and developing digital skills among teachers and students for more than ten years. A key focus area is robotics education and the associated national robotics competition, which encourages practical use of digital knowledge as well as creativity and problem-solving.
Interest in the competition has been increasing: in the most recent edition 170 teams from 59 towns took part. Top-performing teams supported by Yettel have been able to compete internationally, for example at Robotex in South Korea.
Application details
- Application deadline: 8 November 2026.
- Robotics kits will be allocated to applicant institutions by lottery.
- The list of winners will be published on the ProSuli website in early November.
The call aims to broaden access to robotics equipment and online teaching materials so that more schools can start regular robotics activities and prepare for the competition.
The 2027 competition and preparation support
Registration for the 2027 ProSuli National Robotics Competition is expected to open in early November. Entry to the competition is independent of the robotics kit selection, so the contest remains open to all Hungarian public education institutions.
Teams will compete in two age categories: primary school and secondary school student teams. In addition to cash prizes at the national level, top teams may qualify for international events such as the Robotex International final.
Yettel ProSuli will support teams’ preparation in several ways:
- An online webinar for registered teams will be held in January 2027 to provide practical guidance and professional support.
- Online teaching materials and consultation opportunities will be available to students and teachers.
Regional rounds are scheduled for February and March 2027, with the national final taking place in April 2027 at Yettel Ház in Törökbálint.
Why this matters
The programme expands access to modern robotics tools and learning resources, helping schools develop digital competencies and practical skills related to artificial intelligence within public education.
