COZMO-CRAZE
Electronics & Communication
COZMO-CRAZE is an adventurous competition for robot racing. The participating teams must come up with their own robot, which can be either wired or wireless. The Robot must be in specified dimensions to be compatible with the arena. The Team must design the robot so that it will complete the arena in less time. The arena will contain many obstacles and terrains to make the bot move slower, so design the robot such that it is adjustable to every hurdle in the arena. The robot must be controlled by any of the team members and the bot should not be autonomous. By overcoming each obstacle or terrain the team will get separate points. After all, teams participating in the arena then the maximum cumulative points will win the race.
Event Overview
Design Specification:
1. The Robot should be wireless (can use RF controllers).
2. The Robot dimensions should not exceed 30 cm x 30 cm.
3. The Robot should not be autonomous, and it has to control by any of the team members.
4. Only a microcontroller should be used, the Bot can be wired/wireless and the power supply should be on board.
5. Ready-made robots are strictly prohibited.
6. Batteries must be sealed and protected properly
7. Battery voltage of the Robot should not exceed 12v dc .
8. The robot should not contain any sensors.
9. Ready-made robots are not allowed to compete in the competition.
10. The Robot should be designed so that it can overcome any kind of obstacles in the arena.
11. The arena will be revealed only on the day of the event.
Round Specification:
Round 1: (Qualification Round)
1. The participating teams will drive their robot individually in track, for the preliminary round.
2. The time taken to complete the path will be taken as your qualifying time.
3. The penalties and scoring points will be informed on the spot.
4. Any time used to adjust the robot between runs is included in the time (Penalty time will be added). The run (from the start to the finish point) in which a robot successfully reaches the destination point will be considered as the run time. The minimum run time shall be the robot’s official time.
5. Negative points will be awarded for each time the Robot moves out of the track.
6. Other internal rules will be communicated during the start of the event.
Round 2: (FINAL Round)
1. Based on the qualifying time of each team, top teams will make it to the finals.
2. Any time used to adjust the robot between runs is included in the time (Penalty time will be added). The run (from the start to the finish point) in which a robot successfully reaches the destination point will be given as a run time. The minimum run time shall be the robot’s official time.
3. Negative points will be awarded for each time the Robot moves out of the track.
4. If there is a tie, another chance will be given to the teams.
5. The top team that finishes the race first challenging the hurdles/obstacles will be declared as winners.
Eligibility Criteria:
1. Each team can have a maximum of 8 members.
2. Each member of the team must carry a valid Identity card of his/her institution.