Astrover Challenge is an exclusive student design competition which focuses on safety, good engineering practice, engineering design, education and creating the opportunity for participating students.
Astrover Challenge 2019 is hosted by Curiosum Tech Private Limited
Competition Objective
The competition challenges teams of students to conceive, design, fabricate, develop and compete with a
human-powered non-motorized vehicle which can traverse a simulated surface of another planet
The competition starts with a series of technical inspections described in section C. TechnicalInspections to check the vehicle for safety and compliance with the rules.
The competition is divided into a series of s dynamic events described in Part D
Teams take on the assumption that The Bharat Space Research Unit (BSRU) has determined that understanding the composition of this planet will be beneficial in future research studies. The mission will require teams to visit Planet Ari. As part of the Mission, teams will have to traverse through the landforms of Planet Ari, using a human-powered vehicle built by the team. Teams will assume to have been provided a hypothetical oxygen tank which will last for a minimum time frame within which they have to traverse through the obstacles and complete the given tasks.
Over the course of a two-day competition, a jury of experts judge the design of all the vehicles to determine the best team and vehicle; in addition, the team’s on-track performance scores will demonstrate how well they hold up under real-life conditions.
The Astrover Challenge Dynamic Events with points for crossing obstacles and completing the given tasks.
Teams Categories
Students may register teams in the following categories of institutions:
● High-school - Standard 9, 10
● Junior College - Standard 11, 12
● University-Affiliated College - Degree (Undergraduate, Graduate)
Entries will be accepted for only one team per institution.
Teams which are formed with members from two or more institutions of the same category are treated as a single team. In such a case, the team must inform the organizers upon registration as to which institution it will represent.
Team Members
A team member may only be part of one team, work on one vehicle and take part in static and dynamic events for only one team.
Only 25 students are allowed to participate on a team.
Each team must have two drivers - one male and one female - who will propel the vehicle on the dynamic course.
Each team must have one team member identified as the team captain. The team captain is the main contact person for the officials during the registration process and the competition.
Each team must assign one inspection responsible person.
The team captain must have a ‘current’ student status at the attended institution, at the time of the competition.
Student Status
A team member may only be part of one team, work on one vehicle and take part in static and dynamic events for only one team. Team members must ‘current’ student status at the attended institution. Team members who have graduated within the seven month period prior to the competition remain eligible to participate.
Students seeking a PhD degree/PhD students or equivalent are not allowed to participate.
Age
Team members must be at least fourteen years of age.
Registration
Teams interested in participating in the Astrover Challenge 2019 can now pre-register. Pre-registration only requires you to accurately fill the details of this form. No payment is necessary at this phase.
2019 Astrover Challenge (RO2019)
Event Dates: November 16-17, 2019
Venue: (Tentative) Roaring Farms, Malad W, Mumbai, India
Registration Deadline: July 11, 2019
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