Robo Race: Speed and Precision in Motion

Team Size: 4 Members

In the Robo Race competition, participants will design and program robots to race along a track, emphasizing speed, agility, and precision. The goal is for the robot to complete the course in the fastest time while accurately navigating obstacles.

Categories:

• Grade 6 to 8

• Grade 9 to 12

Levels of Competition:

The competition will be held offline over three days.

• Champion Level: The top teams from each category will compete for the title of Speed Champion.

• Semi Finals: Top 4 teams compete in the semi finals to enter the finals.

• Round 2: Top 8 teams will compete for position in top 4.

• Round 1: This knockout round will result into top 8 teams based on points.

Rubrics for Victory (100%):

Teams will be judged on the performance of their robots across the following key areas:

1. Speed & Efficiency (40%)

   • The primary criterion is the robot's speed. Judges will evaluate how quickly the robot completes the track while maintaining control and efficiency.

2. Precision & Accuracy (30%)

   • Assesses the robot’s ability to navigate the track accurately without veering off course. This includes handling sharp turns, obstacles, and challenges with precision.

3. Innovation & Design (15%)

   • Evaluates the creativity and originality of the robot’s design. Includes how well the components are integrated and innovative solutions for overcoming track challenges.

4. Technical Skill & Programming (10%)

   • Measures the team's skill in programming for optimal robot performance. This includes autonomous navigation and minimal operator interference.

5. Team Coordination (5%)

   • Focuses on collaboration and teamwork during the design and race phases.

Registration and Timeline:

• Registration Deadline:All registrations for the Under-18 Robo Race competition must be completed by December 25th, 2024.