Robotics Innovation Challenge (RIC) - 2022
Competitions
Introduction
In the Grand Arena (GA), robots from the participating teams will play against each other in a Sports Game, trying to score the most credits by participating in different sports, collecting the balls spread in the field and sending them to the opponent’s side. The balls can be collected at the swimming pool, skiing area, mountain climbing area and the soccer field. During the last minute of the game, the robots can go over to the opponent’s side and have more interaction with the opponent and the items on the field.
Participants
Each team should consist of 1-3 student members.
Open Category: All the team members must be 8-15 years old (born between 2007 and 2015) or up to Sec 4 students (in Singapore).
Prize
1st Place: S$ 300
2nd Place: S$ 200
3rd Place: S$ 100
4th Place: S$ 50
Besides the top 4 teams, other teams with excellent performance will also be given certificates to acknowledge their success.
Introduction
Join us for some fun sports in the Technical Competitions this year! We have prepared Sprinting, Sumo and Mountaineering for you and your robot to sweat on. Show everyone your skills and tell us you are the best athlete among all.
The winner of TCs will be decided by single elimination rounds.
Participants
Each team should consist of 1-3 student members.
Open Category: All the team members must be 8-15 years old (born between 2007 and 2015) or up to Sec 4 students (in Singapore).
Prize
Introduction
Innovation Design Challenge (IDC) aims to challenge the level of creativity and hands-on ability of the participating teams. It requires participants to design and build a robot in approximately 4 months according to a predetermined theme each year. The finalists will present to a group of judges live in the venue, December 2022.
The theme of this year’s IDC is “Robotics for Teenager Health”. You are expected to design a robot that can directly or indirectly help teenagers become healthier. The robot can be a companion, an assistant or a tool to help teenagers keep healthy in any of the activity, or engage the teenagers to participate in any of the activity that is promoting health by making it more interesting. As long as you can explain why your robot is promoting teenage health, we will accept it.
Note: The robot is required to have at least one mechanical component that is movable and functional, so a mobile app or website is not acceptable.
Participants
Each team should consist of 1-2 student members.
Open Category: All the team members must be 8-15 years old (born between 2007 and 2015) or up to Sec 4 students (in Singapore).
Timeline
- Submission Deadline for Preliminary Stage: September 30th
- Preliminary Stage Result Release: October 15th
- Submission Deadline for Promotion Stage: November 15th
- Promotion Stage Result Release: November 23rd
- Live competition for Final Stage: Dec 3rd / 4th
Prize
First prize (1 team in each group) : S$ 200
Second prize (2 teams in each group) : S$ 100
Third prize (3 teams in each group) : S$ 50
Besides the champion, other teams with excellent performance will also be given certificates to acknowledge their success.
