The Challenge
G-TRAC is the Ghana Tech, Robotics & AI Challenge. Schools compete through the season in two leagues, and the best teams in each go through to the National Championship.
For every school. No hardware needed.
Teams build software: games, animations, websites, tools and AI projects. Each week they submit a link to their project and a short explanation.
For schools and clubs with the official kits.
Teams build and program physical robots with the official G-TRAC hardware. Each week they submit a video of the robot working and its code.
Your school registers and chooses its league. Teachers then enter teams and create student logins.
Each week HQ releases a mission for each league, with a deadline. Teams submit before it closes.
Judged scores add up on separate Digital and Hardware leaderboards, updated as judges score.
The top teams in each league compete at the National Championship.
Both leagues are judged on the same five dimensions, so a coding project and a robot are held to the same standard.
Any score of 80% or more only counts once a second, different judge confirms it. Every score change is recorded permanently: who gave it, when, and why. AI tools may suggest a score to help judges, but a person always decides.
5 December 2026
Maiden National Championship
Teams compete in both leagues and defend their builds to independent judges.
The full standard, judging process and integrity rules are on the Rules & standard page.