Dive into the world of robotics with Roboquest. This category challenges participants to design, build, and program robots that can tackle a series of complex tasks. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned robotics enthusiast, Roboquest provides a stimulating environment to test your skills and creativity. Compete against the best minds in the field and push the boundaries of what robots can do.
Competition Details :
The competition consists of three rounds:
Aankalan (Round 1): A preliminary assessment of the student teams.(No elimination)
Parikshan (Zonal Round): Students compete at the zonal level to secure their places in the Finale after receiving mentorship (Margadarshan).
Udaan (the Grand Finale): The finalist teams compete for the ultimate glory.
RoboQuest: Design the Ultimate Drag-and-Place Bot
Calling all young engineers and robotics enthusiasts!
Get ready to unleash your creativity and problem-solving skills in Kreativity League 2024’s RoboQuest challenge.
Your mission: design and build, a wirelessly controlled robot that can navigate a complex arena, strategically drag objects, and precisely relocate them.
Eligibility: Class V to VIII
Problem Statement
The Challenge:
You will be provided with our exclusive RoboQuest Controller containing all the necessary components. However, there’s a twist! You must use multiple piece chassis from any kit to design a unique and innovative robot, showcasing your engineering ingenuity.
RoboQuest Controller:
The Roboquest controller, developed by the mentors of Kr8ivity League, consists of a development board and a motor driver shield, and it utilizes an Bluetooth module for connectivity. This reprogrammable controller is designed to operate with a maximum power supply of 12V DC and includes a microcontroller. Our mentors will provide their guidance exclusively on this controller platform.
Your Robot Must:
Be wirelessly controlled using the RoboQuest Controller (provided).
Use BO DC motors with a maximum speed of 150 RPM (tested on a tachometer).
Navigate the arena manually, following pre-programmed instructions.
Efficiently drag and reposition objects within the arena.
Adhere to all size, weight, and electrical specifications (detailed in the RoboQuest Rules and Regulations).
Only mobile phones can be used for robot control (no RC remotes).
Additional Details:
Detailed Rules and Regulations: Download Problem statement for a comprehensive guide outlining all technical specifications and competition rules.
Competition Rounds and Scoring: Get ready for mind-boggling challenges and a scoring system that will test your robotic ingenuity!
Registration :
Registration fee is ₹- 600/-
Early bird discount of ₹299 is applicable till 15 August
In which you get
A Kr8ivity League T-shirt worth ₹ 499
AI workshop worth ₹3000
Registration in Kr8ivity League is easy and straightforward. Click the links below to understand it better.
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