ROBO SOCCER LET’S PLAY WITH THE MACHINES WE CREATE…

SOCCER is a beautiful game…considered to be the most soulful of all

the sports. For all those who are passionate about ROBOTICS and

SOCCER…

presents ROBO SOCCER

Bots must work together in order to put the ball in the opposing

goal while at the same time defending their own. Players must adapt to

the behavior of their opponents. The motto is to have fun and not turn

this into a robowar…

Registration charges:

For direct competition/Group : Rs. 600 (for Engineering and Polytechnic students)

For workshop/Group: Rs. 4000/-

No. Of Students/Group : 5 (max)

Cash Prize : WORTH : Rs. 50,000/- (includes separate prizes for wired and wireless)

GIFT HAMPERS AFTER EACH ROUND..!!!!

Technical Workshop available :

Organising institute : Robotech Labs Pvt Ltd, Noida

Venue : St. Vincent Pallotti College of Engineering and Technology, Gavasi Manapur, Wardha Road, Nagpur, Maharashtra - 441108 (More workshops coming soon..!)

General rules

Each team must have 5 members (max) in their teams.

If any team participates in both wired and wireless battles, the operator/driver must be different for wired and wireless bots.

The bots may be wired or wireless. The wireless kit can be of any kind which the participants prefer like RF, Bluetooth, WiFi, etc,.

The bots used by the team should not weigh more than 2.0 kg

(+0.5 kg tolerance) for wireless and

2.0 kg for wired bots (0.5 kg Tolerance) using simple geared motors.

2.0 kg for wired bots (0.5 kg tolerance) using high torque simple Johnson motors.

2.0 KG for wired bots (0.4 tolerance) using high torque square geared johnson motors.

All matches will be of 13 min (Two halves of 5 minutes and 3

minutes maintenance break).

Competitions will be held between polytechnic and engineering students COMBINELY and between wired and wireless SEPERATELY.

No bot would be allowed to incorporate the ball within its body so

that it is not playable for the opponent. Neither of the playing bots will be allowed to block each other without the ball in their possession.

Readymade Lego kits and IC engines are not allowed.

The penalty of blocking the bots and when the ball falls out of arena will be displayed at the arena of the match.

The Ball should not come under the bot. Referees will inspect the bots prior to every match.

The referee’s decision will be deemed final.

No deliberate ramming is allowed. Yellow cards (warning cards)

will be given for ramming more than twice. Red cards (disqualification cards) will be be given for ramming more than four times. Fair play is expected.

No weapons, gripers and actuations are allowed.

The ball can only be dragged or pushed by the bots (kicking mechanism is also allowed. But the bot should strictly follow the dimension norms).

The game will be started on the whistle by the referee. Teams making mistake during start more than 2 times will be penalized.

In case of jam up of bots for more than 15 seconds, the bots will have to kick off again at the command of the referee.

In case of bot break, maximum 15 minutes will be given for repairs. Failing to repair the bot within the time limit will lead to disqualification.

The organizers reserve the right to change any rule(s). Any changes in the rules will be highlighted on the website and will also be informed to the participants well before to the main event.

Robot and power specifications DIMENSIONS OF THE BOT :- Length 33 cm (length includes total

length of bot + pincers/non mechanical grippers) & Width 25 cm. Distance between pincers should be maximum 15 cm and length should not be more than 8 cm. (+2 cm tolerance in length of overall bot)

Power supply of 240 volts will be provided for wired bots (teams

will have to step down the voltage to 12 V using suitable apparatus of their own, or bring a 12 V regulated DC adapter/12V rechargeable batteries).

The motors used should not be more than 300 rpm. Strictly.

The wireless bots should have its own power supply, on the robot.

The voltage at any point on the electrical connections should not exceed 12 V(+1V).

Game play • The rounds are divided into

1. League matches/Survival 2. Knockout 3. Quarter Finals, Semi Finals and Finals.

• Each goal in the either half of the game will fetch +1 point to the team. • Powerplay of 30 seconds (anytime between 2-5minutes) will be decided by the organisers. • In the powerplay of each half, every goal scored will fetch +2 point to the team. • In case of a tie, a GOLDEN GOAL rule will be applied. The team scoring first will win the match. • Disobeying any of the rules mentioned may result to disqualification and/or (-2) points.

Prizes/Gift hampers will be given to the all teams.

Arena Two new bigger and better arenas this year…!!

Introduction of obstacles for increased difficulty.

One mystery arena for the finalists..!!

Fun arena for practice.

Contact : (RoboSoccer Coordinators)

Vaishnav Ghute (+91-9637895728)

Shriya Bande (+91-8888830060)

Akanksha Sable (+91-7304549971)

ST. VINCENT PALLOTTI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

AND TECHNOLOGY

GAVASI MANAPUR, WARDHA ROAD, NAGPUR-441108

TECHNEX’18

PRESENTS

Accelerobotix with Bluetooth Control

In association with,

Robotech Labs Private Limited

In two days students will learn to design Gesture Controlled Robot and other Applications using Accelerometer.

This is an exhaustive hands on training program on Robotics designed

to meet the industry needs and provide students with placements. This course

would provide the participants knowledge and experience on the fast growing

field of Robotics.

The program is a specific program to develop applications that we see and use in daily life, for e.g. playing a racing game on a mobile phone. This program will give students a detailed hands-on experience.

Course Content:

Topics to be covered in two days:

Gesture Controlled Robotics – Basics and why is it different?

Certificate of Appreciation

Hands-on Workshop

Free Take-Away Kit

What is already in place? Types of Robot Sensors Application of Gesture Controlled robotics What can you do in the future ?

Understanding the Sensing System:

Accelerometers and Bluetooth Basics Working Interfacing Applications

Microcontrollers

µC and its Architecture I/O Functions Programming a µC

Actuators

Motor Control Different Types of Actuators H- Bridge Concept

Fabrication of a the kit provided

Assembling the kit Understanding the Kit and the Functions Software Installation Writing Codes

The Practical Activities include :

Line Following Accelerometer based Gesture Controlled Robot Computer controlled Robot Bluetooth Controlled Robot via Serial Mobile App.

Kit Content:

One Arduino UNO [1 Pc] IR Sensors [ 2 Pc ] Two Geared BO Motor [2 Pc] Robotic Chassis Set [3 Pc] One USB Cable [1Pc] Sensor Connectors and Cables [ 4 Pc] Batteries 9V Blue [2 Pc] Battery Snaps [ 2 Pc] Two Wheels with Grip [ 2 Pc] One Castor Wheels [ 2 Pc] One Pack of Nut and Bolts [ 1 Pack] One Screw Driver [1Pc] All Software and Study Material in Soft Format [1Pc] One L293D Motor Driver to drive two motors [1Pc] Accelerometer ADXL 3Axis or Similar One HC05 Bluetooth Module

Duration:

We conduct workshops on two consecutive days. Each day has an eight hours session (in total 16 hours). This is properly divided into theory and hands-on sessions. Also some time is exclusively left Interactive Session for Problem Discussion and discussing new ideas etc.

Charges: The charges for the workshop is 4000/team. A team can have Max 5 members.

The Charges includes:

Training fee of the 2 day workshop Soft format of Study Material and Codes, Kit Participation certificate

Certification Policy:

Certificate of Appreciation from Robotech Labs Private Limited and our Associates.

Student Eligibility: Students for any discipline and any year of engineering are eligible for the workshop. Basic familiarity with physics and mathematics will help.

Contact: Vaishnav Ghute (+91-963-789-5728) Shriya Bande (+91-888-883-0060) Akanksha Sable (+91-730-454-9971)