Mekathlon

Line Follower with Obstacle Avoider

The Line Follower with Obstacle Avoider competition on Mekathlon is a challenging robotics event that requires participants to design, build, and program a robot that can follow a line while avoiding obstacles. The objective is to create a robot that can navigate a complex track with ease, demonstrating precision, speed, and agility.

In this obstacle avoiding robot competition, participants must design and build a robot that can accurately follow a line, detect obstacles, and adjust its path in real-time. The robot must be programmed to make split-second decisions to avoid collisions and stay on course. The competition features a timed challenge, with the fastest robot completing the track with the fewest errors declared the winner.

This Line Follower and Obstacle Avoiding robot competition tests participants' skills in robotics, programming, and problem-solving while encouraging innovation, creativity, and critical thinking. It's an ideal platform for students, professionals, and enthusiasts to showcase their talents, learn from others, and push the boundaries of robotics and artificial intelligence. By participating in the Line Follower with Obstacle Avoider competition, individuals can demonstrate their expertise, win recognition, and take their skills to the next level.

All participants will get a Certification of Participation, medals will be given to the winners of the semi-final round and a trophy will be awarded to the grand finale winners.

FAQs on Line follower with obstacle Avoider

Which age group can participate in line follower with obstacle avoidance?

The age group is divided into 2 groups in obstacle avoidance robot competition:

  • The first age group is between 11-14 years.
  • And the second group is between 14-18 years.

What should be the team size of obstacle avoiding robot competition?

A minimum of 1 members and a maximum of 5 members can participate in line follower and obstacle avoiding robot.

Can I compete with the readymade bot in obstacle avoiding robot competition?

No readymade bots are not allowed to compete.

What should be the maximum weight of my robot?

The weight of the robot should not exceed more than 3 kg. However, a 5% tolerance in case of weight can be considered.

Can I touch the robot during the run?

Yes, each group can be given a maximum of 2 chances to touch the robot in each round.

Where will the grand finale be conducted?

The grand finale of obstacle avoiding robot will be conducted in Bangalore.