Team Composition: A team can have up to 5 participants, with each team allowed to compete using 1 or 2 bots. Team members cannot be part of multiple teams.
Categories: 1-bot category in which the game will be 1vs 1. 2-bot category in which the game will be 2 vs 2.
Note: For participating in both 2 vs 2 and 1 vs 1 categories, there should be three working bots (i.e., no parts should be reused) Only the team leader should register; team names should not be repeated, and a participant can be part of only 1 team.
Video Submission Round: Initial round via Unstop. (Video submission is a must) Just submit the working bot; basically, a testing round to check whether the bot is working or not and also to suggest changes (if any).
Knockout Matches: Each match is played in two halves, each lasting 2 minutes.
Quarterfinals and Semifinals: Two halves of 3 minutes each.
Final Match: Played in two halves of 4 minutes each.
Dimensions: 305 cm x 183 cm
Goalpost: 60 cm x 16 cm
Penalty box: 80 cm x 36 cm Centre
Circle Diameter: 60 cm
Side wall height: 8 cm
Surface: Plywood base covered with green sticker. (Thick sticker)
Ball: The cue ball used in 8-ball pool.
Diameter: 2.25 inches or 57.15 mm; weight: 170 g
Size: The bot must fit within a maximum size of 300 mm x 300 mm x 300 mm (L x B x H), including tires and convex hull.
Weight: Maximum weight of 5 kg, with a tolerance of ±5%.
Venue
OAT, Indian Institute of Technology Madras Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
Chennai, India