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ROBOFEST 2019

ROBOFEST 2019

This year’s highly anticipated Robofest competition saw more than 130 school and 30 university registrations. Have a shot at your current fortune along with melhor jogo de poker online. Organised by SLIIT’s Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, this year’s Robofest event was yet again focused on the potential of tomorrow’s inventors, from 3 different categories: School, University, and Open.

Competing in teams of 5 members, participants are required to come up with innovative and practical ways of exercising theories and practices in the world of robotics, applying them to the project in question. This year the project was curated based on the micro-mouse challenges, where participants were required to build a miniature robot that could get through a maze and reach its final destination within the shortest time.

SCHOOL COMPETITION

The School category is open for the students from schools islandwide. A team must comprise the maximum of 5 members in which all the members must be from the same School. Competitors will have to design a mobile robot capable of navigating through lines and achieving the final goal using color sorting methods. Total School participants: 134

AWARD WINNERS - SCHOOL CATEGORY

``Neon`` - Kuliyapitiya Central

Gold award winners

``Omega 2`` - D.S. Senanayake collage

Silver award winners

``Deathend`` - Ranabima Royal college

Bronze award winners

UNDERGRADUATE COMPETITION

This year the University teams are supposed to build a miniature robot which can move fast to solve a maze to find the final destination within minimum time. The competition follows the concept of Micro-mouse robotic challenges. The robot which can solve the maze in the shortest time will win the challenge. Total Uni participants: 55

AWARD WINNERS - UNDERGRADUATE CATEGORY

``Speedy 2.0`` - University of Moratuwa

Gold award winners

``Roadster`` - University of Moratuwa

Silver award winners

``KARR`` - University of Peradeniya

Bronze award winners