ESAB

Contest Outline
International Engineering Innovation Summit

Bangladesh - 2015
June 11, 2015
Contestants Guideline
A Sole Initiative By
ieisb.esab.org.bd
ieisb.esab.org.bd
Which Contests are open ?
1.
International Battle of Speed

Page 5 - 8
2. International Robots Got

Freedom
Page 9 -10
4. International Hover Exhibition
5. Micromouse Competition
Page 14
Page 15-19
7. Smart City Challenge
8. IC Design Contest
Page 21
Page 21
10. System Design & Development

Challenge
11. Hackathon
Page 24
Page 24
3. International Soccerbot
Competition
Page 11-13
6. Exploring the Dreams

Page 20
9. Solidworks & Seismograph Design

Contest
Page 23
12. Appfest
Page 24
[ Please Check our Event Page for Regular Updates! Gameplay may change! ]
Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207
Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
General Rules
1. Each team can have maximum 5 members and a team starts from 2 members. Members can come from different universities.
Contestants should have enrollment in any educational institute.
2. Rounds can be modified on the basis of no. of entries etc.
3. Judges and coordinators decision shall be treated as final and binding on all. The co-ordinators reserve the right to change any or all
of the mentioned rules as they deemed fit. Change in rules, if any, will be highlighted on the website and notified to the registered
participants.
4. The following comportments could lead a team to be disqualified: (if necessary)
a) Evidence of non-respect to other teams and competitors.
b) Evidence of non-respect to rules.
c) Evidence of non-respect to competition judges.
5. Competition judges are not part of the competition committee; they are assisted by the Contest-Festival Organizing Committee
members, but remain completely free for their decisions. (If necessary)
How to Enter
Registration Fee
Apply
Online
Apply Here
goo.gl/xENsNW
Receive
Code
You will receive A

Confirmation Code via
Mail & SMS
Pay Your
Fees
You will have to pay

your fees through
bKash.
Active
Contestant
Congratulations!
You are an active
Contestant
Per Member
BDT 200.00
* Fees are
applicable only for one contest!
Youve to register in every
Segments but fee is for one!
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
Decision of Judges
Decision of Judges
Decision of the judges will be the final and judges are having the full rights to take any decision regarding results. Advisors of this competition
have the superior power on judgment.
Changes to Rules and Deadlines
Contest organizing team reserves the full rights to change the rules & regulations and also the deadlines as well.
Contest Location
The competition (semi-finals, finals and award ceremony) will take place in Dhaka City. No TA-DA will be provided for any event.
Assessments and Awards
-
Works submitted must meet content requirements and reflect the theme and mission set by the Competition Organization
Committee. They have to be reflective of the concept.
One winning team and one runners up team will be awarded with international award & exclusive prizes.
Other shortlisted contestants will issue shortlisted certificate for contestants who have completed but did not receive any of the
above awards and certificate for contestants whose works are not completed for some reason.
Consent
By entering this competition you are giving your consent with agreement that you read all the rules and regulations and you are agreed with
these.
Last Date of Registration

June 05, 2015
* Contestants wont get any access to Summit Proceedings!
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
1. International Battle of Speed

Autonomous Robotics Challenge
About
BATTLE OF SPEED is a racing competition of line follower robots. Two robots have to follow a specific and similar course
of line and compete against each other to finish the race. The robot that reaches the finish line first wins.
Bot Specification
1. Maximum length, width and height of the robot can be 25cm x 20cm x 20cm. Maximum weight can be 2Kg.
2. The robot has to be self-contained and should not have any kind of wireless communication module (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi,
RF etc.). If found, team will be disqualified.
3. The robot may use any type of programmer, development board or readymade sensor arrangement but not a readymade chassis.
4. The robot must have an on-board power supply, wired ac/dc adapters are not allowed.
5. Voltage between any two points of the robot must not exceed 15 volt.
6. The robot must have a single kill switch to turn off the power if necessary.
7. The robot should not damage the arena in any way. Doing so will result in immediate disqualification.
8. The robot has to be started using a single switch/button. If theres multiple buttons/switches, team have to explain
their purpose before the competition.
9. The robot shall not leave any part of its body behind while negotiating the maze.
Arena Specification
1. The arena will have black line on white background. Line width is 2.5cm. There will be two sets of similar lines for the
two robots.
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
2. There will be straight lines, curvatures, sharp turns and + type intersection.
3. Minimum radius of curvature is 15cm. Minimum inner angle at sharp turn is 90 degree.
4. There will be at least 20cm straight lines from the connecting point of + type intersections. Two line will intersect
each other exactly at 90 degree.
5. Distance between two adjacent lines will be at least 20cm (excluding + intersections).
6. Total line length that the robot has to traverse to go from the start to the finish line will be about 10 meters. Line will
have several checkpoints denoted by black lines of 20cm length and 1cm thickness and will be at right angle with the
line that the robots follow (similar to + intersections).
7. Start zone is a platform 50cm above ground. The start point for both of the robots will be a 20cm x 20cm square of
black color (filled) followed by a slope of about 45 degree angle. Lines will start from the start point and cover the slope.
Rest of the lines will be on ground. Robots have to start from the start point and go down to ground using the slope.
Fig 1 : Start Zone
Fig 2: Sample Arena
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
8. The finish line is a black line of 5cm thickness and will be at right angle with the main line at its end. It will cover both
of the main lines that the two robots will follow.
Gameplay
1. Two robots start at the same time. Both of the robots follow its respective line and reach the finish line. Total run time is
5 minutes.
2. The robot that passes the finish line first wins. The other robot is eliminated.
3. If none of the robot can reach the finish line within the 5 minutes time limit, the robot that has crossed more
checkpoints than another wins. If number of checkpoints crossed by the two robots is same, the robot that has covered
more distance than another wins.
4. There is no point system. Its a knockout race. The winner goes to the next stage and the defeated team goes home!
Time taken by the winner is considered only in the first round.
5. If two robots finish exactly at the same time, the winner will be selected using lottery (coin toss).
6. Only one team member is allowed to enter the arena to handle his/her robot.
Penalty & Restarts

1. There is no limit on restarts. A team can take as many restarts as they want
.
2. In case of a restart, team has to place the robot over the checkpoint that it crosses last (last cleared checkpoint) before
taking restart and start it to follow line again.
3. If a robot deviates from its line and collides with its opponent on the other line, it has to start from the beginning of its
line. However, the other robot has to take restart from the last cleared checkpoint.
4. If a contestant intentionally damages the robot of his/her opponent, his/her team will be instantly disqualified
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
Judgment
1. There are two rounds: first round and second round.
2. From the winners of first round, only 16 robots will be selected to participate in the second round based on their time
taken to finish the race (5 minutes if the winner cannot reach the finish line).
3. The robot that wins all the races becomes the champion.
4. The losers of the semifinals will race against each other for the 3rd position.
Lighting condition of the arena can vary. Teams are recommended to shield their robots sensors.
Dimensions given in this problem statement can vary up to 10% of the given value during the competition.
----------------------------------------
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
2. International
Robots Got Freedom
Any Sort of Hardware Project Can Join
About
Robotics, needless to say, has been the most interesting field of technical advancements in recent times! And our talented
engineering students have already started to join this emerging enthusiasm. They are working on intelligent robot
nowadays, even they are working on Bangla voice command robot and this entire enthusiasm makes us proud.
So, we want to collaborate all the robotics as well as the hardware related work under one roof to exhibit the high
potential of our country and we want to showcase the excellent folio of robotics in our country. We dont want to limit our
young minds creativity. Any kind of robot can participate in this segment.
Hence, participants are highly encouraged to display their height of talents, ideas and innovation through brainstorming
in this most spectacular battle of robots.
Gameplay
On this particular criteria of competition, contestants will be allowed to build any kind of machine on their freewill and
using their innovative intelligence to vie with one another. Any machine which is successfully able to do a specific task
on its own will take part in International Robot Got Freedom.
Machine Specification
1. The machine can be manual or autonomous. Any sort of hardware project can join.
2. There is no specification on its dimension.
3. Use of Lego Kits is strictly prohibited.
4. External Power supply is allowed.
5. Machine must be able to perform its said task as per the submitted abstract.
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
10
Judging
Key Evaluation Criteria would be:
-
Innovation
Design (Compactness and the efficiency of work done)
Efficiency (Performance of said task)
Degree of specified task accomplished
Hardware/Mechanical Efficiency
Code Efficiency
Relevance with practical need
Visitors Preference (20%)
Rounds:
-
Participating team will have to exhibit their machine all over the day.
Three round will be conducted.
At first Round they will have to demonstrate their machines function.
At Second Round they will be assigned with a specific task what can be accomplished within a short time.
At third round they will have to give a presentation on their machine.
------------------------------------------
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
11
3. International Soccerbot Competition

Robots will play football
About
For the first time in Bangladesh we are arranging such competition. Through this competition your bot will play football in
a ground and number of goals will be counted as the unique score of your team. More you score more you earn the points
and eventually higher scorer will be the winner of the game.
Bot Specification
1. Maximum length, width and height of the robot can be 30cm x 30cm x 25cm. Maximum weight can be 4Kg.
2. The robot must be controlled wirelessly. Any kind of wired controller is forbidden.
Arena Specification
1. The arena will be of elliptical shape having green color. There will be white lines and circles. Size of the arena is 10 feet
in length and 6 feet in width.
2. There will be two goal posts on each of the two ends. Goal posts will be of 40 cm width and 20 cm height.
3. The arena will be surrounded by walls of 20 cm height.
Arena Sample is in the next page !
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
12
Gameplay
1. At the center of the arena a mini football will be placed. Ball will be likely a tennis ball. Teams will place their robot on
their side of the arena (divided by the center line). Robot must be placed outside the center circle.
2. After the playtime starts, two robots will try to push the ball to its opponents goalpost. Total play time is 8 minutes
having two halves of 4 minutes. Teams will change side after halftime. Teams will get 1 minute for checking and
repairing their robots at halftime.
3. A robot must not grab the ball. It should only push the ball to score goals.
4. A robot can only use its body to block its opponent from reaching the ball. Judges will make final decision about the
robots having questionable body structure.
5. A robot can attack its opponent and cause damage to it. But it should try not to cause any damage to the arena.
Damaging the arena severely may lead to disqualification.
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
13
Judgment
1. A team will get 2 points for winning a game, 0 point for losing and 1 point for a draw.
2. Best 4 teams will be selected for semifinals based on points gained. In case of equal points, total goals scored by the
teams will be considered. If both are same, judges will make a decision.
3. There will be 2 semifinals and a final. No game will be played for the 3rd position.
4. In case of a draw in semifinal/final, an extra time of 4 minutes will be given. There will be no halftime in extra time.
5. If the draw remains after extra time, there will be a penalty shootout. Rules of penalty shootout will be announced on
spot.
Permitted wireless Communication Methods

Teams should use any of the following wireless communication method to avoid interference, hacking or jamming.
1. Bluetooth: Any bluetooth transceiver (e.g. HC-05, HC-06) paired with cell phone/tablet/laptop. It's recommended to
change the default password of your bluetooth transceiver.
2. RF: Only nrf-905 and nrf-24L01 with pairing address. You have to show your pairing address to the organizers so that
it can be made sure that no one else is using that address.
3. Wi-Fi: any kind of Wi-Fi module can be connected to the robot. Organizers wont provide any Wi-Fi network. A team
should create their network using laptop/router.
4. Wireless joystick/gamepad with USB host extension of microcontroller.
5. Any RC radio having changeable frequency of channels. Contact event coordinators if you are planning to use any other
method.
There is one rule in this contest just score as much as you can in anyway!
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
14
4. International Hover Exhibition

Any sort of UAV Device Can Participate!
About
We want to gather all the RC Hobbist & Quad-Copter enthusiast under one roof. We want to collaborate each and one team
with a vision to implementing the applications of your device.
Categories
There are 2 categories in this section
1. Fixed Wing Hover all sort of RC Planes will be categorized in this segment.
2. Rotor Based Hover all sort of copters will be categorized in this segment.
Entry
You will have to declare ONLY ONE application of your device when youre registering and in the final day youll have to
show that application to the judges.
Judgment
Those device will be recognized as the best who will be able show their excellence to the judges on the said application.
Also any kind of raw-modification, hand-made chassis and self-done code will be entertained. Most robust device will
also earn some extra point.
___________________________________
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
15
5. Micromouse Competition
About
Micromouse is an autonomous self-contained machine designed to get to the center of a maze in shortest possible time.
The mouse must find their way from a predetermined starting position to the central of the maze unaided. The mouse will
need to keep track of where it is, discover walls as it explores, map out the maze and detect when it has reached the goal.
A micromouse comprises of motors to move it, a steering system and turning method, sensors to detect the presence or
absence of maze walls, sensors or control logic to oversee the action of the rest. The micromouse competition has been
running since the late 1970s around the world.
ROBOT SPECIFICATION:
1. Maximum length and width of the robot can be 20cm x 20cm. However, there are no restrictions on height. Maximum
weight can be 2Kg.
2. The robot has to be self-contained and should not have any kind of wireless communication module (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi,
RF etc.). If found, team will be disqualified.
3. The robot may use any type of programmer, development board or readymade sensor but not a ready-made chassis.
7. The robot should not damage the arena in any way. It should not put any mark on the arena. Doing so will result in
immediate disqualification.
8. The robot has to be started using a single switch/button. If theres multiple buttons/switches, team have to explain
their purpose before the competition. Team will be disqualified if any hard coding is found.
9. The robot shall not leave any part of its body behind while negotiating the maze.
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
16
ARENA SPECIFICATION:
1. The arena is made of 7 X 7 square units. Each square unit is 25cm X 25cm in length and width respectively (Figure 2).
There are 4 posts at each corner of a square unit known as Lattice point.
2. As theres no line on the floor to denote a square unit, a square unit can only be recognized by the 4 lattice points at
four corners of it. The lattice points are of 8cm height and 1cm X 1cm area (Figure 5).
3. Lattice points are fixed to the surface. There are walls that can be put between two lattice points. Walls and lattice
points are designed in such a way that walls can slide between two lattice points. Walls are of 8cm height and 1cm
thickness (Figure 4).
4. Adjacent square units will have common lattice points and common walls.
5. There will always be fixed walls between all outer most lattice points. Moreover, the center square unit of the maze
(row 4, column 4) will always have walls on three sides letting only one entrance to it (Figure 1).
6. Changeable walls will be placed between the remaining lattice points to create a maze. Pattern of the maze can be
changed by changing the wall positions. The maze is so constituted that there is at least one wall connected to each
lattice point. An example of the maze after placing all the walls are shown in figure 3.
7. The floor will have Black color. Walls and Lattice points will be of White color on all sides except Red color on top.
Figure: 1
Isometric view of arena before placing inner walls
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
17
Figure 2: Square Unit
Figure 3: Example pattern of inner walls
Figure 4: Wall
Figure 5: Lattice point
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
18
GAMEPLAY:
1. The task is to find the center square unit at row 4 and column 4 known as Goal in shortest possible time. Task is
comprised of two parts: exploring the maze and fast run.
2. The robot will be placed in any of the four corners of the arena first known as starting square. The starting square will
have three walls around it. There will be multiple paths to go from the starting square to the Goal. Only one of them is the
shortest possible path.
3. First, the robot starts moving from the starting square and begins exploring the maze. The robot has to try to reach the
Goal as fast as possible. The maze will be designed in such a way that a wall following robot (left or right), that cannot
keep track of its position within the maze, can never reach the Goal.
4. Now, after reaching the Goal, the robot can get back to the starting square. This time the robot may go to unexplored
square units of the maze to check for possibilities of better paths from the staring square to the Goal. After returning to
the starting square, the robot has to stop for at least 3 seconds to declare that it has finished exploring the maze.
5. Time for exploring the maze is maximum 6 minutes. This includes going to the Goal and returning to the starting
square.
6. Now, the robot has to go to the Goal using the shortest possible path (fast run). Maximum time allocated for fast run is
3 minutes.
7. If the robot goes to the Goal not using the shortest possible path in fast run, there will be no penalty. However, team
will get bonus points if the robot uses the shortest possible path.
8. If a robot cannot complete exploring the maze within the 6 minute time limit, corresponding team will be disqualified.
Same goes for the fast run.
RESTARTS:
1. If the robot collides with the wall, it has to take a restart. Additionally, a team can call for restarts any time they want.
Maximum number of restarts is 5.
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
19
2. In case of any restart, the robot will be placed at the starting square. If restart is taken within the maze exploring time
(before fast run), the robot has to start exploring the maze from the beginning. If restart if taken within the fast run, the
robot only has to go for the fast run again.
3. The timer wont stop in case of any restart.
POINTS DISTRIBUTION:
Total Points= (360 -T1) + (180 -T2) - (50R) + S + F
T1= Time taken in seconds for exploring the maze. It includes going to the Goal, exploring all the squares and returning to
the starting square.
T2= Time taken in seconds for fast run
R= Number of restarts
S= Bonus 100 points for taking shortest possible path in fast run
F= Bonus 100 points for completing all the tasks successfully
---------------------------------------------------------------
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
20
6. Exploring the Dreams

Only for the Local School-College Going Students.
About:
Robotics is not only the matter of engineers. People all around the world always fascinate about robots. And college going
students who are interested in technology they are highly fascinated by robotics.
In this summit we want to reveal their dream by showcasing their innovation. We want school-college going students to
dream about a robot what will be able to do something according to their wish. We never want to limit their dream with
any restriction. Through this platform they will be encouraged to meet the real life scenario with a vision to motivate them
to indulge in their passion for robotics.
Task:
To write a description (we call it abstract) with illustration about the robot. What key features the robot may have. [
Maximum 4 page with regular font and spacing will be allowed ]
Describe the operations the robot will perform.
How the robot will perform the operation. Provide as much detail as possible. For Example using flow
charts/algorithms/drawings.
Use 1.5/2 art paper to make a poster with the sketch of your robot and mention the key portions of it. You will have
to bring this poster in the festival.
Judging Criteria
Based on Abstract 50% weight will come from here.
Creativity of the idea (30%) - Details of the technical description (70%)
Based on Poster Presentation - 50% weight will come from here.
Creativity of the presentation (30%) - Feasibility of the prototype (20%) - Details of the technical description (50%)
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
21
7. Smart City Challenge

Only for CE,URP, Arch.
About
This segment is aimed to involve the young enthusiasts to solve the problems in the cities of Bangladesh and make them
smarter and more efficient.
Genres Covered
- Infrastructure
- Waste Management
- Traffic Management
- Urban Aesthetics
- Brand Your Heritage
Task:
You can work on any of the above genres or if you want to come up a solution covering more than one genres will be
entertained. Just select your theme and think about it how you can bring innovations in your plan to change the current
scene and how you can offer a possible smarter city on that particular issue. All you have to bring your idea along with
your model work. You will be invited to give 4 mins power point presentation on your project on the summit day.
Judgment Criteria:
Idea
Innovation
Feasibility
Sustainability
Model/Prototype
_________________________________________
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
22
8. IC Design Contest
Problem Statement:
Imagine you are signing up for a mail account. You just fill out a form, which contains your entire name, address, birth date
and many other trivial details about you. Of course, you all have faced the classic problem of choosing your user name.
Whatever simple user id you give, it will tell NOT AVAILABLE. After adding some numbers & meaningless letters, you
finally get to create your mail account. Then you can log into your mail account with your user id & password. If any of them
not matches, it will simply tell you NOT MATCHED.
We would like you to design a very simple database storage system, which will operate in two modes SIGN UP & SIGN IN.
In SIGN UP mode, it will take user id as input and it will search in its memory whether the user ID exists or not. If it exists,
it will flag a signal, which indicates NOT AVAILABLE. If it does not exist, it will flag another signal, which indicates
AVAILABLE and prompts for password. After the password is given, it will confirm that you have been signed up.
In SIGN IN mode, it will take used id & password as input. Then it will search its memory to check whether the user id &
password matches or not. If matches, it will flag a signal indicating LOGGED IN and if it does not, it will flag another signal
indicating, NOT MATCHED.
For simplicity, we propose to confine the USER ID in three letters (A, B & C) & the password in three digits (1, 2 and 3). So
user ID can be ABC, ACB, BCA etc & password can be 123 ,231, 213 etc .We would like you to simulate the system in PROTEUS
or DHCS & design the layout of the system in MicroWind. You must use 90nm rule file for the design. There is no limit for
chip area but we would appreciate the design if it is optimized with respect to space & power. You can import the libraries
of the memory or any other cell from anywhere or design your own ones. Please provide specific details of your design
along with the design. Please send us the simulation & layout files within 07 June, 2015.
__________________________________________
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
23
9. Solidworks & Seismograph Design Contest

Background:
Imagine a 14 storied residential building named Nara Plaza has just collapsed due to earthquake. At that time around 100
people were inside the building. 20 of them could survive from the disaster but 80 people are still inside the building in
different portion and they need to be located and rescued as soon as possible. In this contest youve to come up with a
design and idea of a 3/3 Rescue Robot what can manage, locate and supply in this disaster.
Tasks:
This robot will have the feature to enter the collapsed building and its pathway will be very rough, dusty. Some case it may
face the narrow alleyway to enter a significant portion. Gas lines of the building may leak and cause explosion. This robot
will have to locate the human bodies in the building with the alive body counter. It should have the feature to supply
emergency food, water & oxygen.
What we Want:
- Idea & Innovation
- Design in solidworks
- Presentation
We wont require any mathematical calculation or electrical or electronic details.
Evaluation:
You will get 4 mins to present your idea in front of the judges and evaluating criteria will be
- Innovation in your design
-Introduction of new concept
-Eagerness of saving the lives
______________________________________
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
24
10. System Design & Development Challenge 11. Hackathon 12. Appfest
About:
These three segments are designed for any enthusiastic developer whod like to hack any sort of problem. We will provide
you the plenty of opportunity and you will get an exclusive opportunity to judge your own skill.
System Design & Development Challenge & Hackathon will cover following issues
1. Anti-Corruption
2. Securing Cyber Community Fraud Analyst
3. Health
You will get few hours to design your own system/app/software in the summit and best ideas with innovative solutions will
be awarded.
In Appfest anyone can join with already fine-tuned app to showcase and develop more!
Judgment Criteria:
Innovation
Coding Efficiency
Feasibility
____________________________________________________
IEISB15
ieisb.esab.org.bd
25
Contest Coordinator
1. Khaled
Bin Moinuddin
khaled@esab.org.bd
2. Abul
Al Arabi
arabi@esab.org.bd
Please feel free to email them for any kind of query regarding the contests.
For General Query Please Email at

contact@esab.org.bd
*No Phone calls will be entertained!
Get your robot/app ready before June 05, 2015!

Best of Luck!
IEISB15

ESAB

Caricato da

Informazioni sul documento

Copyright

Formati disponibili

Condividi questo documento

Condividi o incorpora il documento

Opzioni di condivisione

Hai trovato utile questo documento?

Questo contenuto è inappropriato?

Copyright:

Formati disponibili

ESAB

Caricato da

Copyright:

Formati disponibili

Contest Outline

International Engineering Innovation Summit

Which Contests are open ?

International Battle of Speed

2. International Robots Got

4. International Hover Exhibition

7. Smart City Challenge

10. System Design & Development

6. Exploring the Dreams

9. Solidworks & Seismograph Design

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

You will receive A

You will have to pay

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

Last Date of Registration

* Contestants wont get any access to Summit Proceedings!

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

1. International Battle of Speed

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

Fig 1 : Start Zone

Fig 2: Sample Arena

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

Penalty & Restarts

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

Robots Got Freedom

Any Sort of Hardware Project Can Join

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

Design (Compactness and the efficiency of work done)

Efficiency (Performance of said task)

Degree of specified task accomplished

Relevance with practical need

Visitors Preference (20%)

Three round will be conducted.

At first Round they will have to demonstrate their machines function.

At third round they will have to give a presentation on their machine.

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

3. International Soccerbot Competition

Arena Sample is in the next page !

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

Permitted wireless Communication Methods

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

4. International Hover Exhibition

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

Summit Secretariat: 19/B-4C, Ring Road, Shyamoly, Dhaka, Bangladesh 1207

Call: 8801786303060 Mail: contact@esab.org.bd

Figure 2: Square Unit

Figure 3: Example pattern of inner walls