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Robofest 2008 Judging Guidelines
Mar. 8, 2008 (Mar. 28, 2008 – Minor revision) Note: Some rules have changed! Robofest
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Robofest Judging Philosophy
Simple Objective Fair Maximize Students’ learning Robofest
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Judge Types and Roles Qualify to About 25% of World Championship teams
Chief Judge Judges Qualify to World Championship About 25% of teams Robofest
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Exhibition Judging Robofest
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2008 Exhibition Competition
They will have 4 minutes for the team introduction, robot presentation and demonstration No oral questions, but a uniform written test for all teams (10%) Robofest
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Roles of Exhibition Judges
Before the Opening Ceremony - visit each team table to be familiar with the exhibitions During the official presentation Watch the demos carefully and score them Score presentation Check scores of the written test Anytime before the game 2nd round Visit team tables to interview with teams Inspect program code and robot(s) Submit your ranks with comments to the Chief Judge When you visit team tables, do not identify yourself – you must be a “silent judge”. Robofest
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Responsibilities of Chief Exhibition Judge
One hour before the closing Meeting with Exhibition Judges Collect forms and sheets Check the forms Calculate averaged rank for each team using Excel decide award winners as well as qualified teams to advance After the event, submit all the forms, sheets, hard copies to scorekeeper Robofest
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Exhibition Competition Comprehensive Rank is based on:
Public Demonstration Performance (reliability) -25% Originality (creativity) - 25% Team intro & member role - 5% Presentation Delivery methods – 5% Written Test – 10% Source Code Inspection - 5% Robot inspection – 5% Complexity and Size - 5% Usefulness / Practicality - 5% Entrepreneur ideas and mindset – 5% New Technologies Used and Other Factors - 5% Robofest
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Judging sheet A sample sheet can be found on the web: Robofest
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RoboFashion Show Judging
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Judging Criteria for the overall rank
Team Intro (5%) Presentation delivery (5%) Demo (15%) Whole stage usage (15%) Artistic Choreography & Performance (10%) Creativity (10%) Robot team work & synchronization – if one robot, this score must be zero (10%) Code inspection (10%) Robot mechanical design (10%) New Tech used (10%) Robofest
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Judging sheet A sample sheet can be found on the web: Robofest
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Game: RoboSavers Robofest
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Robofest 2008 Game Judging Overall score is based on
Simpler – minimize judging errors No Unknown Problem No Playing Field Reset Overall score is based on Written Test - 10% Performance Score – 90% Note that team introduction is not judged Robofest
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How many judges are needed when there are two playing fields? 5
Chief Judge Robofest
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2008 Game Rules - General The successful rescue occurs when the ball touches or passes over the black line with the robot (no throwing allowed) 2 minutes per game are given 2 chances (rounds) are given for each team Only 2 players are allowed in the official playing field; Other members must be around the field Robofest
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Before the First Round Written test for 10 minutes for each team
No cell phones allowed No computers allowed Chief Judge will collect and grade the answers Robofest
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Emcee will announce: The use of cell phones, laptops and other communications devices is prohibited in this competition arena. Please turn off all such devices now. If you need to use any communications device, please leave the room first. Some robots can be controlled by Blue Tooth devices, and this is a competition for completely autonomous robots. If anyone sees someone using a cell phone, laptop or other communications devices, please get the attention of the nearest Robofest volunteer immediately. Only two team members can stay in the competition area; However, it is required that all other members be around the competition field during the game playing. Robofest
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How to start the robot Staring orientation can be any direction
Robots can start at the same time and in any order, multiple times. Any part of the robot cannot pass the black lines to start Robofest
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Scoring Sheet: Junior & Senior Division
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The Bot is returning home without the ball… When can I pick it up?
Answer: When any part of the robot touches the black line on the base station In order not to get the -5 penalty points Robofest
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In Case of Any Failure (when a robot goes crazy…)
If a robot is touched outside the safe zone, the robot must be restarted! Red card (or flag) will be given to the robot Robofest
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Ball locations for Jr. Division Qualifiers
3 balls will be placed at fixed locations before starting the game The corner ball will be placed on the table with pencils after the game starts Chief Game Judge will decide locations for each round Robofest
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Suggested Ball Locations for Jr. Qualifiers
Starting area & Safe Zone A Fixed wall Starting area & Safe Zone B Suggested minimum distance between balls is 6 inches. Robofest
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Ball locations for Sr. Division Qualifiers
3 balls will be placed at fixed locations before starting the game near the line. (max. 6 inches away from the line, perpendicularly) The corner ball will be placed on the table with pencils after the game starts Chief Game Judge will decide locations for each round Robofest
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Suggested Ball Locations for Sr. Qualifiers
Fixed wall Starting area & Safe Zone A Fixed wall Starting area & Safe Zone B Robofest
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Sr. Division Playing Field - revised
3 balls along the line There will be no ball at this corner Robofest
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RoboSumo Judging Robofest
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Unknown Problem How to start the Sumo game is unknown
Need either light and/or touch sensor A team that solves this unknown problem for the first time will get an extra “Win” Robofest
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A sample unknown problem for warm-up
In the beginning, your robot does nothing but waiting for a touch sensor event If the Touch sensor is pressed, your robot must wait for 5 seconds then start the Sumo game. Robofest
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Rule Updates www.robofest.net homepage Updates Clarifications FAQs
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Robofest Little Robots, Big Missions
Questions? Robofest
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