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| launched a competition "it can not 2011." | Registration is free and space is limited to 25 teams of 4.
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| Hours: The allocation of the date and time of participation shall be in accordance with the registration, which is carried out through the contest page.  |
Place: Esplanade Aulas 7, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey.
Hours:
the allocation of time of participation shall be through a lottery among the 5 finalists.
Awards:
b. Copy of student ID, date, photo of each team member.
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Building the robot 1.
2.
can have any configuration. However they are limited to fit entered an area of \u200b\u200b1m x 1m x 1m. 3.
robots are intended to be designed, assembled, modified and / or programmed by the students as far as the register, the participating team (students) must prove to a qualifying committee has complete mastery of the design, construction and programming your system. Competition
1.
develop an autonomous vehicle capable of climbing the first to the fourth floor by Classrooms stairs 7.
10. Forbidden
1.
can have any configuration. However they are limited to fit within an area of \u200b\u200b16.5 cm high x 129 cm long x 30 cm wide, the dimensions of the steps.
2.
can have any configuration. However they are limited to fit entered an area of \u200b\u200b1m x 1m x 1m. 3.
robots are intended to be designed, assembled, modified and / or programmed by the students as far as the register, the participating team (students) must prove to a qualifying committee has complete mastery of the design, construction and programming your system. Competition
1.
develop an autonomous vehicle capable of climbing the first to the fourth floor by Classrooms stairs 7.
- 2.
- The vehicle is autonomous (not remote) and can not use continuous markings commonly used in vehicles plying along lines. 3.
can not modify the environment to facilitate the navigation of the vehicle. a.
This includes adding lines, barriers or guides. b.
can not harm the environment (the repair of any damage borne by parents and responsible students)
4.
Each team can have a group of advisors. - 5. The participating team must demonstrate complete mastery of design, construction and programming of your system.
6. Robots must climb the stairs inside and must play at least 20% of the steps in each level. (Example helicopters flying outside the building - are excluded.)
7. may be land, air, up-walls, etc.
8. mechatronic mechanisms should be self-energized.
must carry their own energy. Can not be connected to the wall.
assistance of "remote control" wired or wireless.
autonomous robots must be able to walk alone without assistance or human guidance. 13.
To qualify to receive the prize, the winning team must have crossed at least the first level of stairs. (There are two floor levels). 14.
The competition will be declared void if no vehicle reaches a level up. No consolation prize. Timing
1. Before starting, the team should assign a person as captain. This person has an obligation to stop the clock.
2. All robots must start from the same point made by the organizing committee.
3.
Field Judges will signal to the computer is booted and unleash your robot. 4.
From this point start running time. 5.
The clock stops when the robot crosses the finish line marked on the fourth floor, when the captain of the indication, or when any team member come up and touch the robot. 6.
If the master wishes to stop the clock - should ensure that the judge qualifier (stopwatch) listen to your signal. The field judge is not responsible if you do not receive clear signal of the team captain.
7. All teams have a maximum of 30 minutes to run. Within this time - can change their robot and start over many often as they wish.
8. Once stopped the clock, you can touch the robot and returned to the starting point.
9. A robot that is running at the end of 30 minutes will be allowed to finish the run and be counted as valid.
10. The best run in qualifying this time his robot.
How do you measure progress? 1.
The maximum advance is considered the top step where the robot and its components have crossed. 2.
The mezzanine is considered as a single step.
11.
entire robot must be contained within the robot. This includes brain, batteries and / or alternative energy, cables, sensors, connectors, etc. 12.autonomous robots must be able to walk alone without assistance or human guidance. 13.
To qualify to receive the prize, the winning team must have crossed at least the first level of stairs. (There are two floor levels). 14.
The competition will be declared void if no vehicle reaches a level up. No consolation prize. Timing
1. Before starting, the team should assign a person as captain. This person has an obligation to stop the clock.
2. All robots must start from the same point made by the organizing committee.
3.
Field Judges will signal to the computer is booted and unleash your robot. 4.
From this point start running time. 5.
The clock stops when the robot crosses the finish line marked on the fourth floor, when the captain of the indication, or when any team member come up and touch the robot. 6.
If the master wishes to stop the clock - should ensure that the judge qualifier (stopwatch) listen to your signal. The field judge is not responsible if you do not receive clear signal of the team captain.
7. All teams have a maximum of 30 minutes to run. Within this time - can change their robot and start over many often as they wish.
8. Once stopped the clock, you can touch the robot and returned to the starting point.
9. A robot that is running at the end of 30 minutes will be allowed to finish the run and be counted as valid.
10. The best run in qualifying this time his robot.
How do you measure progress? 1.
The maximum advance is considered the top step where the robot and its components have crossed. 2.
3.
If the robot loses pieces on the road, the point where the piece was considered as a space occupied by the robot - so make sure the robot does not lose parts.
will pass to the final 5 teams that have managed to climb at least one level of stairs and whose robots move more. If two or more robots arrive at the same point, who comes first wins. In case of a tie in 5 th position. It will hold the tiebreaker rule. 2.
In the end, the robot that has managed to climb at least one level and has advanced further. In case of two robots to reach the same level to win the robot has performed it in the shortest time. In case of tie-breaker shall rule. 3.
Rule Breaker. Robots that have tied will return to compete for playoff position in which they tied. Win the robot to reach higher. And if two or more arrive at the same level it has reached first. The tiebreaker rule continues until one of the robots is the clear winner.
1.
Any team competing in the PRO category using remote control devices. 2.
Any attempt to sabotage other teams 3.
Any willful damage to facilities, participants and attendees 4. Cases
not listed that may warrant disqualification.
5. Being disqualified - a team loses its right to award and recognition for participation. In case of fraud or illegal activities, those involved will be turned over to the authorities.
Program All teams pre-registered must be submitted half an hour before their participation in the registration table located in the Esplanada de Aulas 7, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey. With the following documents: a.
Copy of birth certificate for each team member.
b. Copy of student ID, date, photo of each team member.
c. Evidence from studies cumulative average or its equivalent, of each team members issued by the school to which they belong.
Register
Contact Phone:
(81) 8358-1400, ext. 5487 and 5489 Mail:
imt.mty @ itesm.mx
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How do they rate? 1.
will pass to the final 5 teams that have managed to climb at least one level of stairs and whose robots move more. If two or more robots arrive at the same point, who comes first wins. In case of a tie in 5 th position. It will hold the tiebreaker rule. 2.
In the end, the robot that has managed to climb at least one level and has advanced further. In case of two robots to reach the same level to win the robot has performed it in the shortest time. In case of tie-breaker shall rule. 3.
Rule Breaker. Robots that have tied will return to compete for playoff position in which they tied. Win the robot to reach higher. And if two or more arrive at the same level it has reached first. The tiebreaker rule continues until one of the robots is the clear winner.
4. The category is declared void if any team is capable of reaching at least the first level. No consolation prize. Grounds for Disqualification
1.
Any team competing in the PRO category using remote control devices. 2.
Any attempt to sabotage other teams 3.
Any willful damage to facilities, participants and attendees 4. Cases
not listed that may warrant disqualification.
5. Being disqualified - a team loses its right to award and recognition for participation. In case of fraud or illegal activities, those involved will be turned over to the authorities.
Program All teams pre-registered must be submitted half an hour before their participation in the registration table located in the Esplanada de Aulas 7, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey. With the following documents: a.
Copy of birth certificate for each team member.
b. Copy of student ID, date, photo of each team member.
c. Evidence from studies cumulative average or its equivalent, of each team members issued by the school to which they belong.
Register
Contact Phone:
(81) 8358-1400, ext. 5487 and 5489 Mail:
imt.mty @ itesm.mx
Hours: Monday
Friday 9:00 to 13:00. and 15:00 to 17:00 hrs.Right
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