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Robot Leagues And Competitions

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So wouldn't it be neat to have leagues and competitions? I want to hear your opinions. Tell me if there's any kind of interesting competitions lots of members of all ages could compete in. So far here is a short list of the standard ones. Not to say that any of these will happen but let's talk.:)

  1. Sumo Robot competition

  2. Maze solving time trials

  3. Firefighting ( find a flame , put it out)

  4. Dance off competitions

  5. Indoor Obstacles course / Rescue League -Search and Rescue - find a object or checkpoint then go back to start while navigating over uneven terrain and around objects.

tell us your suggestions or ideas , express your excitement

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Synthiam
#1  

I think we could get creative and have real-world robot competitions, instead of the boring old sumo garbage. EZ-Robot has changed robotics, let's change the competition styles as well! Maybe robots that perform real-world tasks.

Perhaps there can be categories for Friendliest Buddy Robot, Butler Robot, Disability Assistance Robots, and Educational Robots, etc...

#2  

Ok, Awesome Kick is up a knotch! So totally mix it up and have new kinds of categories. I'm good with that.

so possible real categories , the best of: -friendliest buddy robot -Butler robot

  • Disability assistance
  • Educational assistance And more....

Everyone weight in. What other categories would be awesome and how can we define the criteria ? Be creative yet realistic.

#3  

More categories :

Security Remote presence Pet care (feeder, pan cleaner, playmate, etc) Lawn/home care (mowers, plows, vacuums, etc)

Alan

#4  

We could have the contest focus on basic functionality, ez-robot territory, and then contests.

AKA Judging functionality based on: 1.what its built to do 2.how it does its job 3.quality of which it does its job

Then, judging ez-robot territory: 1.Navigation-speed, quality, 2.Intelligence-Telepresence, (what else?)

Then contests: 1.fighting 2.races 3.task completion 4.basic question answering

United Kingdom
#5  

Best budget robot.

#6  

Lol. Well, my cheapest bot was wall-e so far and that hit $300

Canada
#7  

I think EZ-B would be up to this challenge, what about you!:) The winner of this contest gets to save the world!

  1. Get in a car , drive it and get out
  2. Climb a ladder
  3. Open a door
  4. open and close valves
  5. maneuver an obstacle field
  6. remove debris
  7. open a hole in a wall with conventional tools
  8. connect a hose
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USA
#8  

I like the real world ideas the best.

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