The robot is required to trace the tracked line from the starting box and complete the circuit in the shortest time possible.
Playing Field Specifications
The court is made of several materials such as wood, plastic, etc. and maybe painted according to each competition’s specific needs.
The court is 2,440 mm (L) X 1,220 mm (W).
The base of the court is white with black lines of 20 mm wide.
The start box is 250 mm (L) X 250 mm (W).
The circuit consists of five features (mission):
Ping-pong ball placed on a 3 layers of 2 X 2 black plate
Hurdles – 300 mm (L) X 15 mm (W) X 12 mm (H)
Curves
Obstacles - 3 layers of 2 X 2 LEGO® plates
Ramp - 200 mm (L) X 250 mm (W) X 50 mm (H)
Rules and Regulations
The time given for the robot to complete the circuit is 2 minutes. Time is measured at the point that robot starts. The judge will give the signal to start.
The maximum dimensions of the robot must be not more than 250 mm X 250 mm X 250 mm. After robot starts, the dimension of the robot is not allowed to exceed the maximum dimensions of the robot.
The robot must start in the start box. Any part of the robot is not allowed to exceed the start box before it starts.
The robot must trace the track line from the start box, complete the circuit, and come back to the finish box.
The robot must be immediately stopped by its operator when the judge declares that it has miss-tracked, or when the robot has successfully come back to the finish box. (Miss-track means all wheels of the robot are on one side of the track line.)
The robot has one chance to complete the mission. If a contestant touches the robot once it has started or the robot miss-tracks, the game is over.
Points for features (mission) will be approved only when robot has completely passed through each of the features (mission).
Scoring
Mission points
Ping-pong ball is carried back to the finish box = 35 points
Passing the hurdles = 15 points
Completing the curves = 10 points
Passing the ramp = 20 points
Passing the obstacles = 15 points
Robot come back to the finish box completely = 5 points
Total score
Maximum score: 100 points
If the robot is not able to complete the mission, marks are given accordingly.
In the event of a tie, the ranking is decided by the time recorded.