This document discusses robotics contests that the robot Karel could participate in, including the SCRIPT 2015 Scratch programming contest and the ROBOTOR 2015 robotics competition. It provides details on the contest categories, age divisions, and rules for various robotics challenges like line following, drag racing, and sumo wrestling. It also includes Scratch simulations and code examples for contests like navigating a line maze. The goal is for participants to learn about robotics through hands-on programming and competition.

1. Karel and Robotics
Contests - Workshop
Mihai Agape, Project Coordinator
Palatul Copiilor Drobeta Turnu Severin
KAREL, Comenius Project Meeting
Rybnik, 22 – 29.03.2015

2.  This project has been funded with support from the
European Commission.
 This communication reflects the views only of the
authors, and the Commission cannot be held
responsible for any use which may be made of the
information contained therein.

3. The Purpose of the
Workshop
Learn about robotics contests in
which Karel could participate

4. Presentation is based on
the course Robo Scratch

5. Contests organized by Romanian
partner
 International
Robotics Trophy
ROBOTOR 2015
 Scratch International
Programming Trial
SCRIPT 2015
http://bit.ly/1CjkbsO

6. SCRIPT 2015
Contest & Symposium
 Contest
 Primary and lower secondary pupils (aged
from 6-7 to 14 – 15 years old).
 Version Scratch 2.0
 Symposium
 Creators of Scratch learning resources
(teachers & students)
 Online videoconference

7. SCRIPT 2015 – Contest
 Sections:
 Greetings
 Games
 Music and Dance
 Stories
 Simulations
 Educational software
 Age categories
 one for each grade from 0 to 8
 Contact: mihai_agape@yahoo.com

8. International Robotics Trophy ROBOTOR 2015,
Robotics Contests & Robotics Symposium
Orsova, 28-30 May 2015
 Dragsters (Junior & Middle)
 Line Follower (Junior, Middle & Senior)
 Mini & Micro Sumo (Junior, Middle & Senior)
 Line & Wall Maze (Junior, Middle & Senior)
 Solar Robots (Junior & Middle)
 Freestyle (Junior & Middle)
 Possible subsections
 Beginners
 Advanced
 mihai_agape@yahoo.com

9. Robotor 2015
Dragsters Race

10. Robotor 2015
Line Follower

11. Line Follower
Scratch Simulation

12. Line Follower
Code in Scratch
 2 sensors line follower
 Challenge
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/41779016/#editor
 Solution
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/41770786/#editor
 12 sensors line follower
 Challenge
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/41807096/#editor
 Solution
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/41779714/#editor

13. Robotor 2015
Mini sumo

14. Robotor 2015
Line & Wall Maze

15. Line Maze
Scratch Simulation

16. Line Maze
Code in Scratch
 Challenge
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/41881278/
 Solution 1
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/41812402/
 Solution 2
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/45753042/

17. Robotor 2015
Solar Robots
Age
category
Ll
[cm]
Ls
[cm]
Primary 80 70
Gymnasium 30 120

18. Robotor 2015
Free Style
 Contestants present their robots to the
spectators and jury. Everybody can ask
questions related to the robot presented.
 The rank is decided by the jury evaluation
and spectators vote.
 Sky’s the limit!
 Let your imagination to run free!

19. Robotor 2015
Symposium

20. Bibliography
 Agape, Mihai. Robo Scratch: Introduction in
how to program robots, Scientix Moodle course.
http://moodle.scientix.eu/course/view.php?id=161
 Agape, Mihai. Rules of International Robotics
Trophy ROBOTOR 2015.
http://1drv.ms/16SMO7z

21. Questions?