Robotics & Automation Competition "Great Mind Innovation" An exciting and cutting-edge Robotics & Automation competition that celebrates the spirit of innovation and technological advancements. A platform dedicated to fostering creativity and encouraging the development of groundbreaking solutions.

Get ready for an exhilarating robotic showdown! In this tournament, two players will go head-to-head, strategically maneuvering their robots from the starting point to the finish line. It's a thrilling race where speed, precision, and strategy matter. Join the competition, showcase your robotic prowess, and race towards glory!

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The Mega Sumo category is the most spectacular category of robots, two robots are placed on a 1.5m diameter steel ring, where they fight autonomously against each other until one is removed from the ring. Each robot of mega sumo must be within the 3 kg weight limit and in the size of 200 x 200mm. The robot must be fully autonomous and be able to start and stop on command from the referee via star/stop module (see appendix in the regulations).

Similar to Mega Sumo, Mini Sumo robots must be within the 0.5kg weight limit and in the size limit of 100 x 100mm. The battle ring has a diameter or 800mm made of non magnetic material. The robot must be fully autonomous and be able to start and stop on command from the referee via star/stop module (see appendix in the regulations).

Line follower Classic is an autonomous robot which follows either a black line on a white surface or a white line on a black surface. The robot must be able to detect the particular line and keep following it. The line is simple, it does not have interruptions, sharp corners or bifurcations. There is not age limit for Line Follower Classic.

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The fundamental principle of the line follower competition involving ZMrobo and UBTech robots is that participants are only allowed to use official ZMROBO and UBtech parts, and they must adhere to standard construction methods without the use of any additional means such as tape, glue, stickers, etc. This category is designed for young robotics enthusiasts aiming to compete at a beginner level alongside other participants.

Any robot or programmed electronic / mechanical project can compete. The robot can have any function. This is the category for innovators, inventors, and entrepreneurs to showcase their creation. The team that developed the robot or electronic projected must present it in a Freestyle Exhibition which will extend one or two days of competition and then to a jury. There is not age limit for participants.

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