Measured in public, against a published rubric
Competition where robots demonstrate the six conditions in public against a published rubric. The benchmark behind the assessments, and the reason teams show up.
All six conditions, in public, against a rubric published before entries open. Every robot competition measures what a machine can do. None measures whether it was allowed to, who answers for it, or whether it can be stopped.
Standing work
Dated, reasoned, and superseded by publishing a new version rather than by editing this one.
The rubric
The scoring rubric, published before entries open. Six conditions, four levels, every score reasoned in writing so a competitor can dispute a specific number.
As at 2026-08-28Standing rules
Eight rules that hold across every edition: the rubric is published first, scorers hold no position, results are superseded rather than edited, and entrants keep their own engineering.
As at 2026-08-28Editions
Every edition of Botz Games, its entrants and its scores. No edition has been run, and the register is published empty rather than omitted.
As at 2026-08-28The group
One organisation, three properties. Each owns exactly one claim the others may not restate.
Botz Group
The six conditions a robot must meet before a business can put it to work.
botzgroup.coBotz Ventures
How a robotics company is formed and financed inside an agent-governance stack.
botz.venturesBotz Games
How robot capability is measured in public, and the results of doing so.
botz.gamesWhat supplies the conditions
Four of the six are infrastructure the group already runs for software agents. That is the reason Botz sits inside this estate and not somewhere else.
| Condition | Supplied by | Where |
|---|---|---|
| 01 Embodiment | Hardware | — |
| 02 Autonomy | Models and simulation | — |
| 03 Authority | flashyID | flashyid.com |
| 04 Settlement | Flashy Ledger | flashy.gold |
| 05 Accountability | The AAO charter | flashyos.com |
| 06 Fleet | FlashyOS | flashyos.com |
The AAO standard is published open source under Apache-2.0 and is defined by FlashyOS, not here. The framework this group sits inside — Web 4 and the four conditions — is defined by 4.ventures. Entrant machines must meet the industrial safety standard: ISO 10218.