Multi-league rules desk15 competition records / 1 translated ruleset
Rules belong
to their league.
Humanoid competitions can look similar while measuring different skills. Project H keeps every ruleset attached to its league, version, hardware policy and control contract instead of publishing one fictional universal rulebook.
One league, one rules namespaceArchitecture rule
/leagues/[league]/rules
The generic desk answers where a ruleset lives and whether Project H has enough primary evidence to explain it. Detailed mechanics remain under the league that owns the sporting contract. An unavailable rules file is shown as a research gap, not backfilled from another competition.
League rules coverageTranslated, source-linked or unavailable
The field, separated by contract.
Ultimate Robot Knock-out Legend
全球人形机器人自由格斗联赛
V2.0.0 detected on live source
Robot Embodied Kombat
Combat
League-specific research page
Ultimate Fighting Bots
Combat + entertainment
League-specific research page
World Humanoid Robot Games
世界人形机器人运动会
League-specific research page
Shadow Combat League
Combat
League-specific research page
Robot Combat League (Syfy TV)
combat non humanoid
League-specific research page
CMG World Robot Competition — Mecha Fighting Series
央视机器人大赛 机甲格斗
League-specific research page
CRAIC — Humanoid Robot Special Competition
中国机器人及人工智能大赛 人形机器人专项赛
League-specific research page
National Havoc Robot League
combat non humanoid
League-specific research page
RoboCup Humanoid Soccer League
机器人世界杯 人形足球联赛
League-specific research page
Professional Robotics League (ProRL Combine)
athletics
League-specific research page
Beijing E-Town Humanoid Robot Half-Marathon
北京亦庄人形机器人半程马拉松
League-specific research page
EngineAI Mecha King (Robot Free Combat Tournament)
众擎 机甲王
League-specific research page
Unitree Iron Fist King: Awakening!
铁拳王
League-specific research page
ROBO-ONE
combat
League-specific research page
Why this separation mattersComparison boundary
A knockout is not the same result everywhere.
Round duration, human control, hardware class, recovery assistance, scoring and appeals can all change the meaning of a result. Cross-league analysis begins only after those contracts are visible. Until a primary rules source is imported, Project H links to the league record and states exactly what is missing.