Robocon India 2014 With 'A Salute to the Parenthood' Theme In Pune, 6th-8th March 2014
MIT Academy of Engineering is organizing the Robocon 2014 in Pune, India between 6th to 8th March 2014. This year's theme being "A Salute to the Parenthood", teams will be developing a parent robot and a child robot and performing a task. Rules about the same can be found in the PDF attached below.
The team at MIT has shared that the theme on Parenthood is chosen to portray the significance of the physical and emotional support as well as the social and intellectual development that parents bring about in their children. Parenthood bestows a wide range of experiences that offer love, security, stimulation, encouragement and opportunities to help a child flourish and grow to achieve its full potential. To know more about the theme, check this video here -
The event will decide which team will represent India at the Robocon International event at Pune on 24th August 2014. Among the various prizes that can be won at the event, there are -
The team at MIT has shared that the theme on Parenthood is chosen to portray the significance of the physical and emotional support as well as the social and intellectual development that parents bring about in their children. Parenthood bestows a wide range of experiences that offer love, security, stimulation, encouragement and opportunities to help a child flourish and grow to achieve its full potential. To know more about the theme, check this video here -
The event will decide which team will represent India at the Robocon International event at Pune on 24th August 2014. Among the various prizes that can be won at the event, there are -
- 1st Prize (Winner)
- 1st Runner-up
- 2nd Runner-up
- Late Prof. Bala Award (To the winners)
- Best Economical Robot
- Best Innovative Design
- Best Aesthetic Robot
- Fastest Job Completing Robot
- Best Idea
- Best Manual Operator
- Best Rookie Award
- Best Robot Developed by Rural Institutes
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Ambarish GaneshThe event is off to a great start. A 500+ audience cheer the teams as they steer their robots on the track.
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Ambarish GaneshThis RoboCon's theme is being called the most difficult ever. But still the students have lived up to the challenge with their stunningly functional robots.😘
Close-up of the arena. The swing and see-saw tasks are too good. 👍
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Kaustubh KatdareGreat! Can't wait to see the machines in action! 😀
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Ambarish Ganesh^ Phone's battery died yesterday. Couldn't take many photos/videos.
Have a couple of them though. Will share shortly. 😀 -
Ambarish GaneshDay 1 Experience:
About 75 teams battled it out against each other. Total enthu cutlets, these participants! 😁 The yays and whoas were raining like crazy. It's been some time since I found myself in such a charged-up environment. Totally enjoyed!
Most of the teams were playing their two robots, parent and child, on a single joystick. The manual manoeuvrings seemed tough at the see-saw and slide tasks.
I even participated actively with a team (well, was misunderstood for an organizer, but still) - ran hither tither to connect some wire of theirs.
The organizers were extremely friendly. They let me access the pit area where I could interact with the students better, and also see them practice their moves before the actual play.
Another bonus was Robocon Junior - children from 5th and 6th standards (maybe even little than this) were contesting in the outer dorm. Was fun to watch these Jimmy Neutrons in action. 👍
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Couldn't go there today, i.e., Day 2, but looking forward to the finals tomorrow. 😀 -
Kaustubh KatdareSounds incredible. Can't wait to have more pics and if possible; videos of the event 😀 Let's try to get the teams on CrazyEngineers.
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Ambarish GaneshHere at the venue! The semis just started. 😁 As Frou Frou would put it - "It's a maddening shroud.". It's a maddening crowd!
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Ankita KatdareHere is an image from Day-1 that Ambarish sent me.
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Ambarish GaneshNIRMA University, Ahmedabad walk away as winners of RoboCon 2014. VJTI Mumbai came a close second.
Trying my best to get this team, and others, on CE. 😀 -
Ambarish GaneshNIRMA and VJTI shall represent India in the international RoboCon 2014. 👍
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Ambarish GaneshHere are a few snaps from MIT RoboCon Pune, 2014 -
^Prize winning robot and the winner team's photo included! 😀 -
Kaustubh KatdareFantastic! Can't wait to see the international competition. We'll be there! 😀
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