It is a renewed main contest, in which the autonomous robots must seek out and collect distinctly shaped 3D objects or pieces. The robot must bring them back to its starting position and form a line with a specific pattern or a model, which would be predefined by the organizers. The first competitor to do so is declared the victor of the contest. The path to the pieces required to win is obstructed by an obstacle course

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A contest, in which a fight between two robots takes place on a round black platform with a white stripe on the edge. Before the fight begins, the judge divides the ring into quarters and the two robots are then put into two of the quarters, facing each other and touching the line with their back wheels. When the judge announces the start of the match, the robots are set to fight. The fight is lost when a robot is pushed out of the ring. The round is won after a robot wins two fights.

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A contest, in which a robot tries to track a line while maintaining high speed. The robot with the fastest finish time wins the contest. The track contains sharp turns and overlapping lines.

Lego line tracking is an easier version of the original contest. It is meant for LEGO based robots.

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A rally styled race. Five robots compete on a track for the furthest distance covered within a predetermined time frame. The robot with the most laps finished wins the race.

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The candy collection contest consists of a maze-like track with an area with candy. The robots compete in collecting as much candy as possible in a set time and bringing it all back to the robots’ starting position.

Checkers collection is a new sub-contest, which differs in that the checkers are in two colours – black and red. The robot must bring back as many black checkers, while leaving as much of the red ones behind.

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This contest is for creative expression. participants show off their creations to judges who evaluate them by presentation criteria.

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A new contest, in which a robot must find the most optimal path to the end of the maze on his first run. Next, the robot is set back to the start and must leave the maze as fast as possible using the information it gathered during its first run.

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It is a contest in which robots must, using a prebuilt laser pointer, drive through a track while maintaining a continuous contact on a target with its laser pointer. the robot with the least margin of error while pointing to the target with a laser pointer wins.

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