The Robotic Grasping and Manipulation Competition (RGMC) is an international event focused on the fundamental challenges of robotic grasping and manipulation in industrial and service settings. The competition features a dedicated manufacturing track that challenges participants to develop robotic systems capable of performing complex assembly tasks. These tasks often involve picking, placing, and assembling various components, requiring high levels of dexterity and precision. The competition is designed to evaluate the performance of robotic grippers and manipulation algorithms in scenarios that mirror real-world industrial assembly lines. By providing a standardized testing environment, the RGMC allows researchers to compare different approaches to grasping, including both hardware design and software control strategies. The competition emphasizes the importance of reliability and speed in industrial automation, pushing teams to develop solutions that can handle a wide variety of objects and assembly configurations. Through its focus on practical, real-world problems, the RGMC contributes to the advancement of robotic manipulation technology, helping to improve the efficiency and flexibility of automated systems in manufacturing and logistics industries worldwide.