What a ride it was! Micromelon played a big part in running RoboRAVE Australia, from directing the event to staffing the arena floor, and bringing students from across the country and around the world together. The 2024 World Championships were the biggest RoboRAVE Australia event ever, and the core team of volunteers behind it knew they couldn't give future events the time they'd need to live up to it, so they chose to finish on a high. The memories, results and photos live on here, and we're still cheering on young roboticists every day with the Micromelon Rover, Code Editor and classroom resources.
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Please note RoboRAVE Australia has its own set of rules that are not copies of the International Rules. As such these rules are the final say when it comes to the 2024 event.
Current Rules Version as of 17/04/2024 - Revision 3
Tackle the beginner friendly a-MAZE-ing challenge, where sensor-free robots navigate a twisty track in a race.
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In Line Follow, robots race to follow a line and deliver ping-pong balls with speed and accuracy, a moderate challenge for beginners.
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Explore Mouse Labyrinth, where robots navigate a maze to retrieve the precious block of mouse cheese, our hardest programming challenge.
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Experience the thrill of Lego-only SumoBot, where Lego robots clash in a sumo-style showdown, pushing rivals out of the ring.
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Experience the ultimate form of SumoBot, where robots of any kind can battle in a sumo-style showdown, pushing rivals out of the ring.
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In Alpine, robots race to the top of a tower on an incredibly steep ramp to plant a victory flag, making this our hardest engineering challenge.
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In Entrepreneurial, students can pitch their robotic ideas like real entrepreneurs to the public and industry professionals.
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