Come to experience the iSumoBot at Singapore Robotic Game 2020
iSumoBot
All robot enthusiasts are welcomed to the Singapore Robotic Game 2020 to experience the learning and fun of iSumoBot. You can try the following for FREE.
Remote control robot sumo fighting game
Program the robot movement use Arduino and Scratch Block
The iSumoBot is the official robot kit set for the Junior Sumo Robot Competition (Remote Control and Autonomous) of the Singapore Robotic Game. The venue and time of the event are as below
Time Slot 1: 2020 Feb 5th, Wednesday, 1:00pm to 4:00pm Time Slot 2: 2020 Feb 6th, Thursday, 11:00am to 3:00pm
Venue: The Auditorium Function Room, Nanyang Polytechnic, Singapore 569830
Sumo Robot is one of the most popular robotic events in the world, where two robots try to push each other out of a circular ring. The robot had a size limit of 20cmX20cm and weight limit of 3kg. The sumo ring is a round platform with diameter about 1.5m. The Singapore Robotic Games had been hosting Sumo Robot Game for many year with great success. Junior Sumo Robot Competition allows students from primary school to secondary school to have the chance to experience the exciting game. This game will provide good training for participants in programming (Scratch Block/Arduino/C), sensors and motion, artificial Intelligence, and mechanical system. The participating students will have good exposure in the area of STEM and able to compete in overseas sumo robot events as well.
For more information about the kit set, please visit http://www.inovamicro.com/isumobot.html. Educational institutes and Businesses that are interested in potential collaboration in training are welcomed.
Sumo Robot is one of the most popular robotics events in the world, where two robots try to push each other out of a circular ring. The robot had a size limit of 20cmX20cm and weight limit of 3kg. The sumo ring is a round platform with diameter about 1.5m. The Singapore Robotic Games had been hosting Sumo Robot Game for many year with great success. From 2019, We are planning to introduce the Sumo Robot School Completion to allow students from primary school to secondary school to have the chance to experience the exciting game. Sumo robot is categorized in Remote Control and Autonomous events. This game will provide good training for participants in programming (Scratch Block/Arduino/C), sensors and motion, artificial Intelligence, and mechanical system. The participating students will have good exposure in the area of STEM and able to compete in overseas sumo robot events as well.
iNOVA Microsystems is working with SRG to provide a demo game in SRG2018 to allow potential interested participants to have hands-on experience on robot kit set and how to use and program the kit set. All are welcomed. The venue and time of the demo game is as below.
Time: 2018 Jan 24th, Wednesday, 2:00pm to 6:00pm Venue: Annexe Hall 1, Science Centre, Singapore
In the mean time, visitors are also able to enjoy the excitement of the annual Singapore Robotic Game 2018 that is hosted in the Science Center at the above venue from 24th Jan to 25th Jan 2018. Below is the program schedule.
If you are interested in participating this game in SRG2019, please register below so that we can keep you updated about the latest information about the games.
There are other robot soccer game like humanoid robot soccer, Robocup robot soccer. Most of the robot soccer games are either too slow or discontinuous, or overly complex to operate. FIRA MiroSot is by far the fastest, competitive and most exciting to watch.
Robot Soccer Game Video (FIRA World Cup 2011 Final)
The Game Setup
The robot soccer system consists of robot players, RF transmitters, machine vision cameras and game computer. iSoccerBotsystem includes all the parts so the game-play-strategy is what the programmer need to focus in.
FIRA Mirosot Playfield and Its Set Up
Team Members Watching The Game Nervously
Audience watching the game
Game Rules:
Like the human soccer game, the objective of the game is to score goals against your opponent team. The game is played in small league (3 vs 3), middle league (5 vs 5) and large league (11 vs 11).
The game computer is the brain of the team and controls the movement of all the robot players
The robot players are wheel based and they score the goal by pushing the orange golf ball into the opponent goal area. There is no restrictions to how the goal is scored and how the team is defending, except not to violate the following rules 1. Over Defending: Not more than THREE robot players (including goal keeper) are allowed in your own penalty area. Violation will result in penalty kick. 2. Charging Goalkeeper: The goal score is only valid when the opponent goal keeper is not pushed any offending players during the scoring attempt.
Referee:
Yes, like the real soccer game, the robot soccer game requires a referee. While whistling the game, the referee may give goal kick, free kick or penalty kick when necessary. The game referee is a qualified human being.
Free Kick:
If the ball is stuck (stop moving) due to whatever reason, the referee will call a Free Kick at the nearest free kick spot. Free Kick allows one robot form each side to run towards the ball from a equal distance. It is a little like the jump ball of basketball game.
Goal Kick:
If the goal keeper is pushed by the other team, the referee will call for goal kick. A defender robot will kick the ball without interference.
Penalty Kick:
Penalty kick is one on one. The rest of the robots will wait outside the penalty area.
There are other rules like time-out call or free kick under dead ball situation. You may find details in FIRA Mirosot Robot Soccer Rules.
Length of Game:
The game consists of two half time, with 5 minutes for each half. Any stoppage time is not counted in the game time.
iSoccerBot Robot
Robot Specification: The robot player must conform the following specifications
1. Size: Not bigger than 75mmX75mm.
2. Color ID: The robot must carry color ID that is contain BLUE or YELLOW color.
3. Dribbling coup: If the robot is equipped with dribbling scoop, the depth of the scoop should be more than 30% of the golf ball diameter
iSoccerBot System Components
iSoccerBot System:
iNOVA Microsystems launches iSoccerBot system in 2011 to help to make FIRA MiroSot game more accessible to all the educational institute and general public.
Playfield for the game:
The games is playing in playfield (soccer pitch), whose physical dimensions is specified in the FIRA Mirosot Robot Soccer Rules.
Award:
Together with the launch of iSoccerBot system, iNOVA Microsystems participated the follow competitions in 2011 and won all the championship titles
Singapore Robotic Games 2011 MiroSot Champion Trophy
FIRA World Cup 2011 MiroSot Champion Trophy
Success Story of Our Customers
Since the launch of iSoccerBot, customers that were using our system were able to concentrate on strategy development and perform well in regional and international robot soccer arena.
2013 Malaysia Cup Champion: UKM
2013 FIRA World Cup Champion: UKM
2013 Singapore Robotic Game Mirosot Champion: ITE College Central
2013 FIRA World Cup 1st Runner Up: ITE College Central
2014 Malaysia Cup Champion: UKM
2014 FIRA World Cup Champion: PSP Malaysia
2015 Singapore Robotic Game Mirosot Champion: ITE College West
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