Re: Brickworld 2010 Mindstorms competitions
"Sam Forker" <[email protected]> Tue, 18 May 2010 12:09:13 GMT
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.hardware.lego.robotics |
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| Organization | Delaware |
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In lugnet.robotics, John Brost wrote: > Hello all LEGO Mindstorms robotics lovers, > > Brickworld 2010 is coming up very soon, and the competition rules have been > posted to the Brickworld website (www.brickworld.us) Look for the event rules > under the Challenges tab under Event Info. We will be running 4 > Mindstorm-specific events at Brickworld. > > On Thursday, we will be holding a BOTS (Build On The Spot) challenge. We'll get > the challenge Thursday, be given some time to build, program, and practice, then > we'll compete. We did this for the first time last year, and it was a lot of > fun. So remember to bring some loose Mindstorms components with you to > Brickworld so you can take part. > > Friday we'll be playing Robot Basketball. The rules are on the website. > > Saturday we'll be competing in the robot portion of the 2009 FIRST LEGO League > Smart Move challenge. We'll be following all the standard FLL rules & > regulations and using the same scoring system & time limit. > > Sunday is Robot Jousting day. Again, the rules are posted on the Brickworld > website. > > I'll try my best to remember to look in here every once in a while to answer any > questions anybody has. > > I look forward to seeing all of you at Brickworld :) > > John In reference to the Robot Jousting, It isn't clear in the instructions if 'knocking the other robot off once/IF they meet' is ok or not? I see stuff like 'SUMO on a tightrope' and the word 'Jousting' which makes me think knock away, but then there is a reference about 'if the robots actually passed each other'. Just want to make sure I don't bring a bot that will be called the schoolyard bully or the schoolyard wimp if it's doing the opposite of what is expected. Thanks Sam Forker