SAKSHAMA
INTRODUCTION:

                The rich legacy of AVISHKAR gets a new expressions in manual robotics, here is an

                 event that stimulates minds to innovate themselves and practically realize their

                 ideas to achieve new heights.

                 As you all know the concept of the DARWIN’s THEORY, “The Survival Of The Fittest’’,

                 We have this manual competition which is all about the perfection and efficiency.

                 Follow the path as fast as possible, tackle the obstacles and survive the track and

                 all this with the clock ticking.

                Each hurdles has some points associated with it, But note that, there always

                exists some alternative simple path (bypass) across the hurdles.

                So, this year, get ready for the real ride of extravagance performance of the bots.

PROBLEM STATEMENT:

                The task is to devise and fabricate a manually controlled (wired/wireless) robot

                that can navigate through the estate filled with hurdles and obstacles of varying

                difficulties.

                Arena would consist of several hurdles and obstacles like:

                Speed Breakers, Railway Turning Track, ,Slippery Wedges, Rope

                Bridges, Moving Obstacles and Terrain regions consisting of pool of oil ,

                water and craters.

            Along with these hurdles the arena also includes undisclosed events and a lot of

            rough, slippery, moving inclined plains, rocky pathways and grabbing of

            objects(ball or rectangular boxes) which challenges the maneuverability of the

            robot.
EVENT FORMAT:

    Pre-Game Setup :
                  Each team will be allowed a slot of 5 minutes to adjust their machines on the test
                  track.

                    Just before the run, teams will get a chance to adjust their bot according to
.                   conditions of the arena.

    Game Procedure :
                 There will be two elimination round viz. pre-qualifying round and a qualifying
                  round .

                    A maximum of 3 restarts will be given to the teams.

                    Immobility (if robot is unable to travel at least 5 cm for 30 seconds) would lead to

                    disqualification.

                    In case the robot topples, the robot will be placed at the previous check point.

                   No interrupts in between the run is allowed.


    Pre-qualifying Round:
                    In this round we simply check your bots that whether they are in specification
                    limits and can perform in the arena.


    Qualifying Round :
                   1. One run will be given to each team.
                   2. The maximum time taken to complete the first stage is 5 minutes.
                   3. The time taken to complete the first stage of the arena will be noted. If at the
                      end of 5 minutes, the bot is not able to complete the stage, then the team will
                      be disqualified.
                   4. Top 20 teams emerging from this round will qualify for the next round.

    Subsequent Rounds:

                   For the next rounds top teams will be selected according to their performances

                   and points.
Specifications:

Team Specification:

                      1. A team may consist of a maximum of 4 members.

                      2. Students from different educational institutes can form a team.

                      3. All students with a valid identity card of their respective educational

                        Institutes are eligible to participate

Bot Specifications:

                  1. Each team is allowed to have only one bot(wired/wireless)

                  2. The bot must fit into a cube of dimensions 250 mm x 250 mm x 250 mm.
                     During a match, the robot can expand, stretch or extend within a circle of 1,000
                     mm in diameter considered from top view.

                  3. The bot can use on-board/off-board power supply.

                      An external power source of 220 Volt AC will be provided.

                  4. The max voltage difference between any two points must not exceed 24V.

                  5. The bot must be fully manual with all powering and motoring mechanisms
                     self contained.

                  6. The bot cannot be constructed using ready made Lego kits or any ready
                     made mechanism. But you can make use of ready made gear assemblies.
                     Violating this clause will lead to the disqualification of the machine.

                  7. The total weight of the robot and all the equipment and accessories including
                     the power source should be no more than 3 kg.

                  8. Flying or any other method of mobility which leads the robot to lose contact
                     with the ground is not allowed. However, the body of the bot can move with
                     respect to the wheels) with the wheels still on ground.

                  9. For wired controllers, at all times there must be a slack in the cables and the
                     cables must all be bundled together.
Arena Specifications: will be communicated later

Genaral Rules:
             1. Organisers will not be responsible for any alteration in the arena by the previous
               machines on the arena.

              2. Any team that is not ready at the time specified will be removed from the
                 competition automatically.

              3. The machines would be checked for their consistency before the run and would
                 be discarded if found inconsistent with specifications.

              4. Any machine which damages the arena will be disqualified.

              5. Participants should not dismantle their robots before the completion of the
                 whole competition as the machines might need to be verified by the organisers at
                 a later stage to ensure that the participants have not violated any of the rules.

              6. Organisers' decision shall be treated as final and binding on all.

              7. The organisers reserve the right to change any or all of the above rules as they
                 deem fit. Change in rules, if any, will be highlighted on the website and notified
                 to the registered participants.

Abstract Submission:
             1. Register on the Avishkar-site first. It is compulsory for all
                participants to register there to participate in any event in Avishkar.
             2. All the willing participants are required to send an abstract with team
                details at robomania.avishkar2012@gmail.com before “24th October 2012”
             3. Team Details include:-
                                  o Name (Highlight team leader’s name)

                                 o E-mail ID’s

                                 o Contact Number

                                 o College Name with contact details

                                 o Branch, Year

                                 o City
NOTE: The abstract is meant to assess the efforts put in by participants. Thus even if you are not able to meet the
requirements, please send us theabstract based on the current state of your bot before the deadline. That means
even if your bot is incomplete, please send the bot anyway, instead of not sending them or sending them late.




 Certificate Policy :
                   1.Certificate of Excellence will be given to all the winners.

                   2. Certificates of Participation will be given to all the teams who qualify first
                       round of the competition.

                   3.The teams which get disqualified due to disobeying any of the competition
                      rules will not be considered for the certificate.

                   4.There will be also certificates for best bot design and innovations.


 Contacts:

  Aditya kumar Verma                            Himanshu Arya                         Gaurav Kumar Kushwaha
adityaverma.mnnit@gmail.com              himanshu.mnnit27@gmail.com                 gauravkush.mnnit@gmail.com
  +91-9451245150                                +91-8853466513                        +91-8957972429

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Problem statement - Sakshama

  • 1. SAKSHAMA INTRODUCTION: The rich legacy of AVISHKAR gets a new expressions in manual robotics, here is an event that stimulates minds to innovate themselves and practically realize their ideas to achieve new heights. As you all know the concept of the DARWIN’s THEORY, “The Survival Of The Fittest’’, We have this manual competition which is all about the perfection and efficiency. Follow the path as fast as possible, tackle the obstacles and survive the track and all this with the clock ticking. Each hurdles has some points associated with it, But note that, there always exists some alternative simple path (bypass) across the hurdles. So, this year, get ready for the real ride of extravagance performance of the bots. PROBLEM STATEMENT: The task is to devise and fabricate a manually controlled (wired/wireless) robot that can navigate through the estate filled with hurdles and obstacles of varying difficulties. Arena would consist of several hurdles and obstacles like: Speed Breakers, Railway Turning Track, ,Slippery Wedges, Rope Bridges, Moving Obstacles and Terrain regions consisting of pool of oil , water and craters. Along with these hurdles the arena also includes undisclosed events and a lot of rough, slippery, moving inclined plains, rocky pathways and grabbing of objects(ball or rectangular boxes) which challenges the maneuverability of the robot.
  • 2. EVENT FORMAT: Pre-Game Setup : Each team will be allowed a slot of 5 minutes to adjust their machines on the test track. Just before the run, teams will get a chance to adjust their bot according to . conditions of the arena. Game Procedure : There will be two elimination round viz. pre-qualifying round and a qualifying round . A maximum of 3 restarts will be given to the teams. Immobility (if robot is unable to travel at least 5 cm for 30 seconds) would lead to disqualification. In case the robot topples, the robot will be placed at the previous check point. No interrupts in between the run is allowed. Pre-qualifying Round: In this round we simply check your bots that whether they are in specification limits and can perform in the arena. Qualifying Round : 1. One run will be given to each team. 2. The maximum time taken to complete the first stage is 5 minutes. 3. The time taken to complete the first stage of the arena will be noted. If at the end of 5 minutes, the bot is not able to complete the stage, then the team will be disqualified. 4. Top 20 teams emerging from this round will qualify for the next round. Subsequent Rounds: For the next rounds top teams will be selected according to their performances and points.
  • 3. Specifications: Team Specification: 1. A team may consist of a maximum of 4 members. 2. Students from different educational institutes can form a team. 3. All students with a valid identity card of their respective educational Institutes are eligible to participate Bot Specifications: 1. Each team is allowed to have only one bot(wired/wireless) 2. The bot must fit into a cube of dimensions 250 mm x 250 mm x 250 mm. During a match, the robot can expand, stretch or extend within a circle of 1,000 mm in diameter considered from top view. 3. The bot can use on-board/off-board power supply. An external power source of 220 Volt AC will be provided. 4. The max voltage difference between any two points must not exceed 24V. 5. The bot must be fully manual with all powering and motoring mechanisms self contained. 6. The bot cannot be constructed using ready made Lego kits or any ready made mechanism. But you can make use of ready made gear assemblies. Violating this clause will lead to the disqualification of the machine. 7. The total weight of the robot and all the equipment and accessories including the power source should be no more than 3 kg. 8. Flying or any other method of mobility which leads the robot to lose contact with the ground is not allowed. However, the body of the bot can move with respect to the wheels) with the wheels still on ground. 9. For wired controllers, at all times there must be a slack in the cables and the cables must all be bundled together.
  • 4. Arena Specifications: will be communicated later Genaral Rules: 1. Organisers will not be responsible for any alteration in the arena by the previous machines on the arena. 2. Any team that is not ready at the time specified will be removed from the competition automatically. 3. The machines would be checked for their consistency before the run and would be discarded if found inconsistent with specifications. 4. Any machine which damages the arena will be disqualified. 5. Participants should not dismantle their robots before the completion of the whole competition as the machines might need to be verified by the organisers at a later stage to ensure that the participants have not violated any of the rules. 6. Organisers' decision shall be treated as final and binding on all. 7. The organisers reserve the right to change any or all of the above rules as they deem fit. Change in rules, if any, will be highlighted on the website and notified to the registered participants. Abstract Submission: 1. Register on the Avishkar-site first. It is compulsory for all participants to register there to participate in any event in Avishkar. 2. All the willing participants are required to send an abstract with team details at robomania.avishkar2012@gmail.com before “24th October 2012” 3. Team Details include:- o Name (Highlight team leader’s name) o E-mail ID’s o Contact Number o College Name with contact details o Branch, Year o City
  • 5. NOTE: The abstract is meant to assess the efforts put in by participants. Thus even if you are not able to meet the requirements, please send us theabstract based on the current state of your bot before the deadline. That means even if your bot is incomplete, please send the bot anyway, instead of not sending them or sending them late. Certificate Policy : 1.Certificate of Excellence will be given to all the winners. 2. Certificates of Participation will be given to all the teams who qualify first round of the competition. 3.The teams which get disqualified due to disobeying any of the competition rules will not be considered for the certificate. 4.There will be also certificates for best bot design and innovations. Contacts: Aditya kumar Verma Himanshu Arya Gaurav Kumar Kushwaha adityaverma.mnnit@gmail.com himanshu.mnnit27@gmail.com gauravkush.mnnit@gmail.com +91-9451245150 +91-8853466513 +91-8957972429