Robofest eNewsletter, 3-23-06
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Contents:
(1)� Registration for April 1 Competition Sites
Closes March 25
(2)� 2006 Warm-up Competition Video Available on the Web
(3)� Game Judging Animations Available on the Web
(4)� Spectators Welcome at Robofest Competition
Sites
(5)� Robofest 2006 Rule Updates
(6)� Game 06 Part of CS Class at Saint Michael�s
College in VT
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(1) Registration for
April 1 Competition Sites Closes March 25
Registration for the April 1 Competition Sites at Hillside
Middle School, Northville, Michigan, and Macomb Intermediate School District,
Clinton Township, Michigan, will close on Saturday, March 25.� Registration for all competition sites will
close one week prior to the competition.�
If you have not yet registered your team, please do so ASAP.
Coaches are reminded to upload their
team photo and robot photo to their team registration information.� These photos will be printed on the student
certificates.� Please check all
information for accuracy including spelling.�
If you have difficulties uploading team pictures, please email them to [email protected]. Thank You!
(2) 2006 Warm-up
Competition
Video Available on the Web
Streaming Video of the March 18 Warm-up Competition is
available on the Robofest Website at www.robofest.net.� The video is less than 5 minutes and
highlights how teams will make presentations for both Games and
Exhibitions.� It also shows teams
answering an unknown question.� Please
watch this video to see how 2006 competition teams will present.
Thanks to all of our teams who competed at the Warm-up
Competition!� Results of the warm-up are
also posted on the web.
(3) Game Judging
Animations Available on the Web
Game Judging Animations have been posted to the Robofest
website.� Teams, Coaches and Judges are
encouraged to watch the animations and learn how points are scored for game
scenarios.�� Please take a few minutes to
watch these game animations.
(4) Spectators
Welcome at Robofest Competition Sites
Spectators are encouraged and welcomed at all Robofest
Competition Sites.� Attendance is
free.� Please plan to come and watch
Robofest Teams compete.
(5)� Robofest 2006 Rule Updates
The
official Robofest 2006 Rules (
(6)� Game 06 Part of CS Class at Saint Michael�s
College in VT
The Robofest 2006 Toxic Waste Cleanup
Game is being used in a computer science undergraduate AI (Artificial
Intelligence) course at Saint Michael�s College in
If anyone wants to use the current or
previous Robofest game rules, please let us know.
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CJ Chung, Associate Professor, Robofest director
Lori Birman, Robofest Coordinator
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