Theme Obstacle-based wireless robotics competition.
- Teams of 2–4
- Two rounds
- ₹72,000 pool
How it works
- Carry a valid institutional ID card.
- Robot: maximum 250 × 250 × 250 mm and 3 kg; on-board battery only, maximum 12 V.
- Control must be wireless and manual; autonomous operation is not permitted.
- Custom-built robot required; ready-made toy cars are not permitted.
- The track may include zig-zag turns, ramps, rough terrain, speed breakers, narrow bridges and other obstacles; some details may stay undisclosed until event day.
- Round 1: head-to-head race between two robots; the winner qualifies.
- Round 2: timed trial for qualifiers.
- Robots must follow the marked course and attempt all obstacles. Robot-to-robot contact is allowed only where the organisers permit it.
- Skipping obstacles, dangerous driving, deliberate damage, unauthorised interference and unsafe operation all draw penalties.
- Report at least 30 minutes before your slot and pass technical and safety inspection. Dimensions, weight, power and authenticity are checked; failing means immediate disqualification.
What you submit
- Officials record raw time, penalties and effective time for each attempt.
How it’s judged
- Ranking by Effective Time = Raw Race Time + Total Penalty Time
- Tie-breakers may consider the second-best attempt, lower penalties, obstacle handling, stability and design, or an additional run
Prizes
₹72,000 prize pool. Place-wise split to be announced.