Robot Olympiad

 
  Cube and Soccer Category

     Can select only one among the following categories. Can select one of single and pair. 

      1) Battle Cube

         – Make robots can be controlled wired/wireless on site. Cannot use commercial kit specialized for Battle Cube.
         – Only allowed to use ROBOROBO Robokit (https://eng.roborobo.co.kr/products) except omni/mecanum wheels.
         – Size limit: A4 paper size within 20cm height; Less than 3kg.
         – Weight limit: 3Kg
         – Competition ground and object types will be announced in the competition. 
         – Move different objects on the competition ground to the goal position within a minute.
         – Junior students can push the objects, but Senior students should grab and lift the objects to put them into the basket. 
         – One robot can carry max 3 objects at once, otherwise get penalty. 
         – Can use wireless as well as wired control, which should be long enough not to pull the robot, otherwise get penalty.
         – Penalty is stopping for 10 seconds and restarting from the starting point.
         – Scores are different from object types, which will be announced in the competition.
         – The team who get more scores within 1 minute will be the winner. 
         – It is a tournament game.
         – Can select one of single (1 vs. 1) and pair (2 vs. 2). Cannot do both. 

      2) Battle Soccer

         – Make robots can be controlled wired/wireless on site. Cannot use commercial kit specialized for Battle Soccer. 
         – Only allowed to use ROBOROBO Robokit except omni/mecanum wheels.
         – Size limit: A4 paper size within 20cm height; Less than 3Kg. 
         – Competition ground and ball types will be announced in the competition.
         – Play a soccer game to make goals and keep the ball for 1 minute.
         – Can break the opposite robots as well as your robots can be broken, but cannot use sharp weapons (can be disqualified).
         – Robot should have at least 2 sides of cube to open when grabbing the ball, otherwise disqualified. 
         – The team who get more scores within 1 min will be the winner. 
         – It is a tournament game.
         – Can select one of single (1 vs. 1) and pair (2 vs. 2). Cannot do both.

      3) Cube Soccer

         – Make robots can be controlled wired/wireless on site. Cannot use commercial kit specialized for Robot Soccer. 
         – Only allowed to use ROBOROBO Robokit except omni/mecanum wheels.
         – Size limit: 12cm Cube (within 12cm width, length, and height); Less than 3kg.
         – Competition ground and ball types will be announced in the competition.
         – Play a soccer game to make goals and keep the ball for 1 minute.
         – Robot cannot grab and hide a ball.  
         – The team who get more scores within 1 min will be the winner. 
         – It is a tournament game.
         – Can select one of single (1 vs. 1) and pair (2 vs. 2). Cannot do both.

  Line Tracer

      – Make robots follow the white line over the dark ground autonomously on site. No manual control allowed. 
      – Only allowed to use ROBOROBO Robokit.
      – Not allowed to use line tracer kits, such as Black line pro.
      – Cannot use non-Roborobo CPUs for Line Tracer. Only can use Roborobo AVR CPU series.
      – Cannot use any other robot kits (inc. customized materials) that makes the same condition for all participants. 
      – Size limit: 22cm x 18cm (no height/weight limit).
      – Each team has three rounds (1 minute per round).
      – Random order for the 1st round, and reorder from the team who has the slowest record from the next round. 
      – Cannot change your turn to run. If you cannot run, you should give up that round. 
      – Can try multiple runs until the time is done.  
      – Select the best lap time among max 3 rounds.
      – Can select one of the singles (1 wheel robot), relay (2 wheel robots), and Sprint (1 robot without wheels).
      – Relay should have two robots using buttons to touch physically. First robot should touch the button on the second robot to start. 
      – Sprint should have a walking robot without using wheels to track the lines. 
      – If the second robot fails, restart from the first robot at the starting point.

  Robot Racing

      – Make robots can be controlled wireless on site. Cannot use commercial kit specialized for racing.
      – Only allowed to use ROBOROBO Robokit except omni/mecanum wheels.
      – Cannot use any other robot kits (inc. customized materials) that makes the same condition for all participants.
      – Not allowed to use any racing kits.
      – Size limit: A4 paper size within 30cm height (no weight limit).
      – Can select one of Formula (a 4 wheel robot), Bike (a 2 wheel – front and back, NOT side by side – robot), and
        Sprint (a robot without wheels).
      – Competition track and obstacle types will be announced in the competition.
      – Should consider collision, impact, and crash with other robots, but cannot use sharp weapons (can be disqualified).
      – The robot arrives at the goal line earlier will be the winner. 
      – It can be a tournament or multi-round game.

  Creative Robot 

      – Make robots related to the given theme, which will be given in the competition.
      – Only allowed to use ROBOROBO Robokit except omni/mecanum wheels and HuskyLens.
      – No size and weight limit. Cannot use sharp and dangerous materials (can be disqualified).
      – Should do a documentation of your design and develop.
      – Do presentation with demo within 2 mins plus 2 mins Q&A as a team. Time can be changed depends on situation.
      – Can select one of followings; “Idea” – problem solving, and “Tech” – tech skills.  

  Robot in Movie

      – Film a story using robots related to the given theme.
      – Only allowed to use ROBOROBO Robokit except omni/mecanum wheels and HuskyLens.
      – A video running time should be between 30 seconds and 120 seconds, plus max 1 min interview. 
      – Video should be less than 200MB, but resolution should be higher than 1280 x 720 with only AVI, WMV, MOV and MP4.  
      – Can use the robots built from the Creative robot category.
      – Submit the final video with USB memory stick.
      – Should do a documentation of your design and develop.
      – Can select one of followings; “Tech” – tech skills, and “Idea” – use cases. 

  Cyber Robot

      – Make a graphics-based SW related to the given mission, which will be given in the competition.
      – Only allowed to use Coding Story and ROBOROBO Robokit except omni/mecanum wheels and HuskyLens.
      – No size and weight limit. Cannot use sharp and dangerous materials (can be disqualified).
      – Should use robots. Can use the robots built from the Creative robot category.
      – Should do a documentation of your design and develop.
      – Do presentation with demo within 2 mins plus 2 mins Q&A as a team. Time can be changed depends on situation.
      – Prepare a laptop with HDMI port for your demo.

  Physical Computing

      – Make a graphics-based SW related to the given mission, which will be given in the competition.
      – Only allowed to use Coding Story and ROBOROBO Robokit except omni/mecanum wheels and HuskyLens.
      – No size and weight limit. Cannot use sharp and dangerous materials (can be disqualified).
      – Make a story/usecase with Coding Story only.
      – Can use max 2 inputs and 2 outputs only for Junior, but no limits for Senior.
      – Should do a documentation of your design and develop.
      – Do presentation with demo within 2 mins plus 2 mins Q&A as a team. Time can be changed depends on situation.
      – Prepare a laptop with HDMI port for your demo.

  Robot Soccer Mirosot

      – Make a soccer robot system including vision, strategy and robots as a team (max 3 members). 
      – Follow the FIRA Mirosot rule. 

    IEEE New Zealand North Chapter

    IEEE New Zealand, Robotics and Automation Joint Society

    ROBOROBO

    IROC (International Robot Olympiad Committee)