RoboCup Singapore CoSpace Autonomous Driving Challenge |
Age:
Primary: 8 – 12 years old
Secondary: 13 – 16 Years old
Tertiary: 16 -19 Years old
Team size: 1-2 people guided by a coach/mentor
Software: CoSpace Auto-Driving Simulator
Theme: Smart Transportation
Characteristics (Primary & Secondary):
The challenge is focused on the theme of Smart Transportation and requires participants to program a virtual robot to complete several individual tasks which are commonly used for in smart transportation, such as line tracing, obstacle avoidance, and colour detection using RGB sensors.
The RoboCup Singapore CoSpace Coding Challenge is open to students who no prior experience in robotics or coding is required. Novice participants are welcome.
Training will be provided to all participants to ensure they have the necessary skills to complete the challenge.
No hardware robots are required, making it accessible to a wide range of participants.
Assessment of the participants will be based on the RoboCup Singapore Education Framework, and students who demonstrate the required skills and competencies will be recognized with one of the following three grades: Pass, Merit or Distinction.
Characteristics (Tertiary):
In RoboCup SG CoSpace coding challenge tertiary level, teams need to develop and program a virtual robot car based on the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) to solve the last mile delivery challenge.
After the learning journey throughout CoSpace Coding Challenge @ NRC Coding Challenge, students will build-up foundations and confidence to participate in the CoSpace Autonomous Driving Challenge at RoboCup Singapore Open 2024
Contact: cospace@robocupap.org
Download Autonomous Driving Challenge Booklets/Webinar Slides here!
06a NRC RoboCup SG CoSpace (Auto-Driving) Pri & Sec Challenge Booklet
06b NRC RoboCup SG CoSpace (Auto-Driving) Ter Challenge Booklet
NRC RoboCup SG CoSpace (Auto-Driving) CA Slides
Important Dates
Primary, Secondary, & Tertiary | |
Preliminary | 2 Sept |
Finals | 4 Sept |
RoboCup Singapore CoSpace Rescue Challenge |
Age:
Primary: 8 – 12 years old
Secondary: 13 – 16 Years old
Tertiary: 16 - 19 years old
Team size: 1-2 people guided by a coach/mentor
Software: CoSpace Rescue Simulator
Theme: Environmental Sustainability
Characteristics (Primary & Secondary):
The challenge aims to bring together students with basic robotics and coding skills and an interest in environmental sustainability. Participants will be required to program a virtual robot to complete several individual tasks commonly used identifying trash bins and collecting them without human intervention. These tasks include obstacle avoidance, colour detection using RGB sensors, navigation, and path planning for sustainable waste management.
The RoboCup Singapore CoSpace Coding Challenge is open to students who have basic Scratch, Python, or C coding skills.
Training will be provided to all participants to ensure they have the necessary skills to complete the challenge.
No hardware robots are required, making it accessible to a wide range of participants.
Assessment of the participants will be based on the RoboCup Singapore Education Framework, and students who demonstrate the required skills and competencies will be recognized with one of the following three grades: Pass, Merit or Distinction.
Characteristics (Tertiary):
In RoboCup SG CoSpace coding challenge tertiary level, teams need to develop and program a virtual robot car based on the Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) to solve the last mile delivery challenge.
After the learning journey throughout CoSpace Coding Challenge @ NRC Coding Challenge, students will build-up foundations and confidence to participate in the CoSpace Autonomous Driving Challenge at RoboCup Singapore Open 2024
Contact: cospace@robocupap.org
Download Rescue Challenge Booklets/Webinar Slides here!
06c NRC RoboCup SG CoSpace (Rescue) Pri & Sec Challenge Booklet
06d NRC RoboCup SG CoSpace (Rescue) Ter Challenge Booklet
NRC RoboCup SG CoSpace (Rescue) CA Slides
Important Dates
Primary, Secondary, & Tertiary | |
Preliminary | 2 Sept |
Finals | 4 Sept |