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The 3rd Marine Robotics Competition in Okinawa
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Schedule of Competition

11/11(Sat): Team Practice, Poster Session, Social Event
11/12(sun): Competition Rounds, Awards Ceremony

１．１ schedule in details●1st day of the competition：11/11(Sat)
Venue
・Registration, Opening Ceremony, Poster Session, Space for Robotics Maintenance: Ginowan Marine
Support Center・Team Practice: Ginowan New Fishing Harbor (see Figure 1-1-1.)
・Social Event: Ginowan Yui-Marche

Time Table
9:00

Registration

10:00

Opening Ceremony, Orientation Session

10:15

Poster Session

11:15

Briefing on ROV rounds
Briefing on AUV rounds
Briefing on the Performance of Free-Style Vehicles

12:00

Safety Inspection, Team Practice

17:00

finish Team Practice

17:30

begin Social Event

19:00

finish Social Event

20:30

Space for Robotics Maintenance will be closed.

Figure 1-1-1 Competition Areas (Ginowan New Fishing Harbor)1Ver.20170802●2nd day of the competition：11/12(Sun)
Venue
・Competition Areas: Ginowan New Fishing Harbor
・Meet-up area, Awards Ceremony: Ginowan Marine Support Center

Time Table

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9:00 Meeting Up
9:30 Draw for rounds/demonstrations
10:00 begin the 1st Qualifying Rounds of ROV

Roll Call for Teams (15 minutes before rounds), Team Swap: 5minutes,
Match Time: 5minutes, Withdrawal: 5minutes（Two teams starts the round simultaneously.）*Number of teams：10 (subject to change)〔ROV〕Competition Courses : Team Name
A-course: Team A

Roll Call

Preparation

Roundfinish Withdrawal

B-course: Team B

9:45

9:55

10:00 - 10:05

10:10

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：Team C〃：Team D

10:00

10:10

10:15 - 10:20

10:25

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：Team E〃：Team F

10:15

10:25

10:30 - 10:35

10:40

〃

：Team G〃：Team H

10:30

10:40

10:45 - 10:50

10:55

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：Team I〃

：Team J

10:45

10:55

11:00 - 11:05

11:10

begin the 1st Qualifying Rounds of AUV
Roll Call for Teams: 15 minutes before rounds, Team Swap: 5minutes,
Match Time: 5minutes, Withdrawal: 5minutes*Number of teams：5 (subject to change)〔AUV〕Team Name

Roll Call

Preparation

Round

Team A

9:50

10:00

10:05 -10:15

10:20

Team B

10:05

10:15

10:20 -10:30

10:35

Team C

10:20

10:30

10:35 -10:45

10:50

Team D

10:35

10:45

10:50 -11:00

11:05

Team E

10:50

11:00

11:05 -11:15

11:20

finish Withdrawal

11: 20 begin the 1st demonstration of Free-Style Vehicles*Number of teams: 2 (subject to change)〔FREE〕Team Name

Roll Call

Preparation

Demonstration

finish Withdrawal

Team A

11:10

11:15

11:20-11:25

11:30

Team B

11:15

11:25

11:30-11:35

11:40

11:35

finish the 1st demonstration of Free-Style Vehicles

11:40

Lunch Break2

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12:30

begin the 2nd Qualifying Rounds of ROV
Roll Call for Teams: 15 minutes before rounds, Team Swap: 5minutes,
Match Time: 5minutes, Withdrawal: 5minutes（Two teams starts the round simultaneously.）*Number of teams：10 (subject to change)〔ROV〕Competition Courses : Team Name
A-course: Team B

Roll Call

Preparation

Round

12:15

12:25

12:30 -12:35

12:40

B-course: Team A

finish Withdrawal〃: Team D〃: Team C

12:30

12:40

12:45 -12:50

12:55

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: Team F〃: Team E

12:45

12:55

13:00 -13:05

13:10

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: Team H〃: Team G

13:00

13:10

13:15 -13:20

13:25

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: Team J〃: Team I

13:15

13:25

13:30 -13:35

13:40

12:35

begin the 2nd Qualifying Rounds of AUV
Roll Call for Teams: 15 minutes before rounds, Team Swap: 5minutes,
Match Time: 5minutes, Withdrawal: 5minutes*Number of teams: 5 (subject to change)〔AUV〕Team Name

Roll Call

Preparation

Roundfinish Withdrawal

Team A

12:20

12:30

12:35 -12:45

12:50

Team B

12:35

12:45

12:50 -13:00

13:05

Team C

12:50

13:00

13:05 -13:15

13:20

Team D

13:05

13:15

13:20 -13:30

13:35

Team E

13:20

13:30

13:35 -13:45

13:50

13:40

finish the Qualifying Rounds of AUV

13:45

begin the 2nd demonstration of Free-Style Vehicles*Number of teams: 2 (subject to change)〔FREE〕Team Name

Roll Call

Preparation

Demonstration

finish Withdrawal

チーム A

13:30

13:40

13:45 -13:50

13:55

チーム B

13:40

13:50

13:55 - 14:00

14:05

14:00

finish the demonstrations of Free-Style Vehicles

14:00

begin the1st Final Rounds of ROV
Roll Call for Teams: 15 minutes before rounds, Team Swap: 5minutes,
Match Time: 5minutes, Withdrawal: 5minutes（Two teams starts the round simultaneously.）〔ROV〕Competition Courses : Team Name
A-course: 1st team of QR

Roll Call

Preparation

Roundfinish Withdrawal

13:45

13:55

14:00
-14:05

14:10

B-course: 2nd team of QR

in the QF

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14:05

begin the Final Rounds of AUV
Roll Call for Teams: 15 minutes before rounds, Team Swap: 5minutes
Match Time: 5minutes, Withdrawal: 5minutes〔AUV〕Team Name

Roll Call

Preparation

Roundfinish Withdrawal

2nd team of Qualifying Rounds

13:50

14:00

14:05-14:15

14:20

1st team of Qualifying Rounds

14:05

14:15

14:20-14:30

14:35

14:30

begin the 2nd Final Rounds of ROV
Roll Call for Teams: 15 minutes before rounds, Team Swap: 5minutes
Match Time: 5minutes, Withdrawal: 5minutes（Two teams starts the rounds simultaneously.）〔ROV〕Competition Courses : Team Name
A-course: 2nd team of QR

B-course: 1st team of QR

15:00

begin Awards Ceremony

15:30

finish Awards Ceremony

Roll Call

Preparation

Round

14:20

14:25

14:30-14:35

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finish Withdrawal

14:40

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２．Scoring1) Every team will be ranked according to the total scores among other teams participated in the sametypes of competition [AUV/ROV/ Free-Style Vehicle], and teams placed higher in rankings will begiven highest award and outstanding performance award respectively.
2) Both of AUV and ROV’s scoring consist of two criteria: scores of Poster Session and competition
scores, which go up to 100 points in total. The allocation of marks mentioned above is shown in
Table 2-1.
Table 2-1. Allocation of Marks [AUV/ROV]
Scoring Element
Types of Competition

Poster Session Scores

Competition Scores*

Max Possible

AUV/ROV
30
70
100*Competition Scores will be given to teams based on the team’s place in the rankings which is
decided by the task-complete points. (see Table 4-2-2. Scoring Summary)3) Scoring of Free-Style Vehicle consists of two criteria: scores of Poster Session and performance
scores, which go up to 100 points in total. The allocation of marks mentioned above is shown in
Table 2-2.
Table 2-2. Allocation of Marks [Free-Style Vehicle]
Types of Competition

Scoring Element

Free-Style Vehicle

Poster Session Scores

Performance Scores

Max Possible

50

100

50

2.1 Scores of Poster Session [AUV/ROV/Free-Style Vehicle]
Scores of Poster Session (teams are encouraged to display their marine robotics at their booth alongwith their posters.) will be graded based on the quality of posters, manner, understandability, Q&A
session, and technical contents of robotics etc.

2.2 Competition Scores [AUV/ROV] and Performance Scores [Free-Style Vehicle]
1) [AUV/ROV]Teams which participate in AUV/ROV will be ranked according to the average scores of 2
Qualifying Rounds, and top 2 teams will move into Final Round.
If all teams get 0 points in the Qualifying Rounds, final round will be canceled. And in this case,none of the teams will be given highest award and outstanding performance award.
To qualify to move into final, AUV teams must complete the task no.2 or no.4 in Figure 4-2-1.
(Robotics must submerge into the ocean in required points in their competition courses. Thisrequirement is to make team’s robotics closer to AUVs in a real-world.)
In the Final Round, teams will be ranked according to the scores of the Final Round only. Resultof Qualifying Rounds will not be taken into consideration as a general rule.
Listed below is a scoring summery of Competition, which is based on teams’ ranking. If teams
break a rule, Judges will decide how to deal with the team concerned including disqualification of
the team. (see Table 2-2.)

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Table 2-2. Scoring Summery of Competition [AUV/ROV]
Rankings of Teams

Competition Scores

1st

70 points

2nd

50 points

3rd

40 points

4th

35 points

5th and under

30 points

Not to fulfill tasks at all.

0 points*Way to rank tied score rounds[AUV]
Qualifying Rounds
If top 2 teams cannot be determined based on teams’ average scores of 2 Qualifying Rounds,
teams’ record time of completing the tasks of no.2 or no.4 in Table 4-2-1 will be used to decide
the finalists. The teams with faster record time will be placed higher in the rankings of
Qualifying Rounds (see scoring summary of AUV in 4.2.1. AUV Competition )Final round
If round ends with the score tied, the team which is placed higher in the rankings of Qualifying
Rounds will be a winner.
[ROV]
Qualifying Rounds
1. If top 2 teams cannot be determined based on teams’ average scores of 2 Qualifying Rounds,
the team which have higher scores on the 1st Qualifying Round will be placed higher in the
rankings of Qualifying Rounds.
2. If top 2 teams still cannot be determined in a way above in [ROV] Qualifying Rounds 1.,
either of the Qualifying Rounds (1st round or 2nd round) which teams earned more points will
be used to rank two teams.
Teams which read the 1st QR code before the opponent will be placed higher in the rankings of
Qualifying Rounds. If both teams have the same record time of reading the 1st QR cord, thenthe 2nd QR code, the 3rd QR code, and the 4th QR code counterpart will be used to rank two
teams in the same way. (Competition Officials will use the time recorded on the app in thetablet PC as teams’ record times.)*If both teams get full score in both 2 Qualifying Rounds, Competition Officials will use thesum of the record time of reading the 1st QR code in 2 Qualifying Rounds, then the 2nd QRcode, the 3rd QR code, and the 4th QR code counterpart in the same way.
Final Round
1. If round ends with the score tied, the same way as in Qualifying Rounds will be applied torank finalists. In that case, the record time in the Final Rounds will be used.
2. If both 2 teams earn no points in the Final Round, the team placed higher in the rankings of
Qualifying Rounds will be a winner of the Final Round.

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2) [Free-Style Vehicle]
The 2nd demonstrations in the afternoon on the day of competition will be scored.
Scoring of Free-Style Vehicle consists of two criteria as follows:・Technical Capability: 20 points (Whether teams could realize the concept of robotics which they
had presented in Poster Session.)・Realization Capability: 30 points (Whether robotics could give/achieve the performance which
respective teams had presented in poster session.)

3. Poster Session [AUV/ROV/Free-Style Vehicle]
・Each team is required to conduct a Poster Session. During the period of the Poster Session, Judges willvisit booths. Teams are encouraged to display their marine robotics at their booth along with theirposters.
・Scores of Poster Session will be graded based on the quality of posters, manner, understandability, Q&A
session, and technical contents etc.
1) Make sure to appeal technical contents and originality of team’s robotics with one page of A4 handout(single-sided).
2) Teams can use an outlet (power point) at their booths so that they can use a laptop for the Poster
Session if necessary.

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4. Competition and Performance in details
4.1 Robotics Requirement[AUV/ROV/Free-Style Vehicle]
1) All robotics except for commercially available finished products are allowed.
2) Control System Requirements:[AUV] Robotics must be switched to autonomous control mode during rounds. However, it isallowed to use remote control mode in order to transfer robotics to its start point before the rounds.
[ROV] Robotics must be operated with remote control.
3) Radio:
If teams use commercial radio control transmitter, teams should use the only radio frequency allottedto land type RC (radio-controlled boats, radio-controlled cars etc.) Using the radio frequency forradio-controlled airplane is not allowed.
A list of available wavelength and frequency will be posted on this website later.
4) Weight: Robotics must be less than 45kg.
5) Size: Robotics’ maximum limit of size is shown in Figure 2-1-1.
6) Battery:
All Teams which use secondary batteries must take safety measures in case of a short circuit (setting
fuses or circuit breakers etc).Teams which use lithium-ion batteries should pay enough attention
when retrieving team’s disabled marine robotics and opening its pressure resistant vessel. Shouldrobotics have an unusual odor, please stop opening the pressure vessel and ask Competition Officials
for instruction.
7) Charge of Batteries:
Teams must not charge secondary batteries in tightly sealed condition. Teams must pay special
attention to lithium batteries because of its high risk nature.
8) Prevention of Marine Pollution
Competition Officials may not allow robotics’ launching which may cause marine pollution such as
oil leak. Robotics which uses normal O-rings is allowed be launched, however, please consult with
Executive Committee in advance if you feel anxiety.
Teams which use silicone liquids and the like for their robotics are required to get rid of them asmuch as possible before launching the robotics.
9) Launching and Lifting
Robotics must be launched into and lifted from the ocean by divers without using a crane.
Competition Officials may not allow launching of robotics for safety considerations. If you feelanxiety, please consult with Executive Committee beforehand.
10) Electric Leakage Prevention:
Robotics must have been taken electric leakage measures.

700mm
2000mm
1500mm8
Figure 2-1-1. Robotics’ Maximum Limit of Size

Ver.20170802[AUV]1) Equipment of a Safety Cord
It is mandatory for all robotics runs in AUV competition to have a Safety Cord, for fishing boats will
come and go through near the competition area on the day of rounds. In order to prevent accidents,
robotics must have Safety Cords so that Competition Officials can observe their location by simply
watching the ocean surface and that divers can capture robotics safely by grasping the cords whenrobotics go off the course. Image of safety cords are shown in Figure 2-1-2.
*Safety Cords must been made up from two parts: cord and a buoy. The buoy must be more than
40mm in diameter. And the cord must be strong enough for a diver’s tug, and must be the length
which keeps at least 500mm intervals between robotics and a buoy.
2) Equipment of GPS, Wi-Fi
The teams which equip GPS device or Wi-Fi with robotics must equip them where they submerge inwater with the main part of robotics during operations. It is not allowed to equip GPS device or
Wi-Fi with a buoy, which always floats on water.
3) Taping Up as a Reference Position of Robotics
When teams complete the Safety Inspection, Competition Officials will hand the teams yellow tape.
It is required for teams to put the yellow tape on the part of robotics where they wish to be regarded
as a respective reference position by Judges.

Safety Cord
( a buoy and a cord)

Buoy：should always floats on water.
（must be more thanφ40mm.）

Cord：must be strong enoughfor a diver’s tug.
500mm or above

A Cord must be tied
to robotics tightly.

robotics
Figure 2-1-2. Safety Cord
[ROV]
1) Output of Images
Teams are required to display images on WIDE 21.5 inch LCD (1920×1080 resolution) which will
be set up in each operators’ tent via HDML terminal or VGA terminal during the operation.
2) Electrical Power Supply
Competition Officials will provide teams with 100-volt AC power source by power generator if
necessary. The teams which hope to use the AC power source (teams which plan to supply robotics
power through underwater cables etc) need to apply maximum power consumption on theapplication for this competition.
3) Underwater Cables
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Rules of AUV/ROV Competitions, Free-Style Vehicle Performances[AUV/ROV/Free-Style Vehicle]
1) Each team must be in a state for start before the scheduled start time of each round.
2) It is not allowed to change teams’ turns right before the rounds/demonstrations due to the robotics
problem etc.
3) Match time/ allotted time for demonstration are 5 minutes.
4) Teams can restart the run/performance by the aid of divers if robotics becomes unable to continue its
run/performance due to the robotics failure. However, teams must restart robotics from the start pointin that case. Robotics which failed to pass the Safety Inspection based on [4.1 Robotics
Requirement] will not be allowed to operate in competition courses.
[Precautions]5) All robotics are required to undergo Safety Inspection on the 1st day of the competition, prior to theTeam Practice.
6) The maximum depth of competition courses are about 3.5m.
7) If robotics moves buoys as boundary markers, Rule Personnel may forcibly brought back the
robotics to its start point with the aid of divers and instruct the team to restart. Swinging buoys will
be permitted. However, moving buoy weight will not be permitted.
8) Conditions of the competition courses will constantly change under the influence of naturalenvironment such as waves and winds.
9) Figure 4-2-1 and Table 4-2-2 are the just the image. It is team’s responsibility to grasp the accurate
course layout on the day of the competition.
10) Breaking a rule may result in the team’s disqualification. Rule Personnel will decide how to deal
with the offending teams in such cases.
11) Teams are required to take measures to protect their PC against water preparing for rainy weather.

4.2.1 AUV Competitions
1) AUV Competition Overview
Robotics must start near the center of Start/Goal Zone, submerge in the ocean while robotics runs in
the middle of the Submerge/Surface Zone, then continue to run in submerging state until arriving theAbove the Water Zone. After crossing into the Above the Water Zone, robotics is required to surface
and to keep running above the water. Then robotics must submerge again when entering theSubmerge Zone and keep running underwater until it enters Submerge/Surface Zone. After that,robotics must surface and return to the Start/Goal Zone with running above the water.
Teams compete with others for scores by completing each task below.
(2) Criteria for AUV Competition Scores
1) The contents of tasks which teams can earn points by completing them are shown in Figure4-2-1.
*1 “Submerge Operation” in task no.2 is defined as robotics’ moving from above the water tounderwater. It is also required that the most upper parts of robotics do not come out from thewater surface in this definition.
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The most upper parts of robotics need to come up to the water surface in this definition.
2) When Judge makes decisions on whether robotics crossed the finish line and the like, the yellow
tape which is on robotics will be used as a reference position.

Figure 4-2-1. AUV Competition Course

Table 4-2-2. Scoring Summary of AUV
Task no.

Elements of Tasks

Scores⑤1Operating③ above water from Start/Goal Zone to Submerge/Surface Zone in ①

2

Submerge Operation in ②.（The time robotics submerge will be timed）

3

Surfacing within the Above the Water Operation Zone in ③

20 points

4

Submerge Operation in ④. (The time robotics submerge will be timed）

25 points

5

Operating above water from Submerge/Surface Zone to Start/Goal Zone in ⑤

15 points②

15 points①

25 points(3) Requirement in playing in AUV rounds
1) It is the necessary condition to complete tasks that robotics have kept autonomously controlled since
its start.
2) Each team is allowed to use whichever mode, autonomous control mode or remote control mode totransfer team’s robotics to its start point.
3) Start point of robotics will be near the center of Start/Goal Zone. It is required to submerge whenrobotics cross into the Submerge Operation Zone.
4) Teams must have buoys of the safety cords floated on the ocean surface throughout rounds.
*This condition is also required while robotics operates in Submerge Operation Zone.
5) Robotics must operate above the ocean surface when it is in Start/Goal Zone, Submerge/Surface
Zone, and Above the Water Zone. (Robotics must operate in underwater in other Zones.)
6) It is required that robotics operate in underwater when it enters Submerge Operation Zone fromAbove the Water Operation Zone.

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7) Surfacing within the Submerge Operation Zone is allowed only once. However, robotics must notcontinue the state (operating above the water) in that case. More than 2 times surfacing within theSubmerge Operation Zone or operating above the water after the first time of surfacing within
Submerge Operation Zone will not earn points of the task.
8) When robotics goes off its course, the robotics may be forcibly placed beck into its start point by
divers in Rule Personnel’s judgment. However, the previous scores of the teams concerned will behold.
9) Judges will time each team in task no.2 and task no.4 in Table 4-2-1. (Those times will be used torank teams when they are tied with competition score. For the way of handling with tie game, pleasesee 2.2. 1).

4.2.2 ROV Competition(1) ROV Competition Overview
There will be 4 targets (Figure 4-2-5) located in competition courses. Teams competes the number ofthe QR codes which robotics read.
1) Each team will play games both in A-course and B-course once (2 rounds in total) in both
Qualifying Rounds and Final Rounds.
2) All teams will go Qualifying Rounds, and top 2 teams will move into final.
3) Each team will be divided into A-course and B-course one at a time, and two teams will start themission simultaneously. (If number of teams is odd-number, the last team will carry out themission with no opponent.)4) Start Point will be designated near the edge of water. Each team must operate robotics above thewater to transfer it to the Start Point.
5) Each course is about 5m×20m (see Figure 4-2-2). 4 targets shown in Figure 4-2-5 will be locatedwithin A- course and B-course respectively, and points will be awarded for reading QR-codes on
the targets.
6) QR codes on each target will be prepared as many as the number of rounds on each target in thecompetition courses. Teams are required to read the QR code indicated. The image of a target isshown in Figure 4-2-5.
7) Teams must write down the information which teams read from QR codes on the report sheets.
The report sheet must be submitted to Judges in headquarters tent.
8) In both Qualifying Rounds and Final Rounds, Competition Officials will specify targets (Ex.
Target①, Target ②, Target ③, Target④) and QR code numbers (Ex. QR1, QR2, QR3, QR4) for
each team when rounds begin. The course layout and images of a target are shown in Figure 4-2-4,
4-2-5a, 4-2-5b.
*sample instruction: QR1 on target①.

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Figure 4-2-2. ROV Competition Course

Figure 4-2-3. Image of Operators’ Tent
Start Point Marker (pylon)
Buoy above the water
Ocean Surface

Target(vertical surface)①②

Start Point(Near the Edge of
Water)③④
Target (horizontal surface)
Figure 4-2-4. ROV Competition Course Layout

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Target number (①~④)④
QR code number

QR1

QR2

QR3

QR4

Target(approximately A-1 size panel)

QR codestheir sizes are different
from target to target.
QR codes on each target will belocated as many as the number ofrounds on the competition courses.

Figure 4-2-5a. Image of a Target part 1

Ex. If 8 teams participate in ROV
competition, 4 QR codes will be put up oneach target, because teams will be divided
into 4 teams-4teams, which will
constitutes 2 rounds in each course.

Figure 4-2-6. Image of the Way to Read QR codes

Figure 4-2-5b Image of a Target part 2(2) Criteria for ROV Competition Scores
Teams can earn points by reading QR codes. The scoring of tasks is listed in table 4-2-3.
Table 4-2-3. Scoring Summery of ROV
Target no.

Scores①

25 points②

25 points③

25 points④

25 points

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Ver.20170802(3) Requirements in playing in ROV rounds
1) Staffs will transfer team’s robotics from top of the slope to the edge of water. After that, teams must
operate robotics to transfer it to its Start Point. Start Point is an extension of pylon as a start point
marker.
2) Teams must complete tasks in serial order of the target number (①→②→③→④).
3) If robotics moves in on other team’s courses and interfere with other teams, the errant robotics will
be forcibly placed beck into its Start Point by divers in Rule Personnel’s judgment.
4) Up to 3 members from each team are allowed to enter the Operators’ Tent. Changing the members in
Operator’s Tent is not allowed during a round.
5) Each team can designate one member as a Cable Adjustor. Cable adjustors will not be allowed toenter Operators’ Tent during a round.
6) Members in Operators’ Tent must operate robotics using only images transmitted from robotics inoperation and must not operating robotics with the eye on competition course. (See Figure 4-2-3.)
However, Cable Adjustors are allowed to give hints of robotics’ location to their members in
Operators’ Tent.
7) Teams must read QR codes on a screen (see 8) for details) by using the tablet PC with built-in
camera which Competition Officials will provide for teams. The image of tablet PC above is shownin Figure 4-2-6. Teams must use the designated app, “QR code reader” (Seller: @Honestly App).
8) Listed below are the screens which teams are allow to output images of QR codes to read.
・WIDE 21.5 inch LCD (1920×1080 resolution) placed in each Operators’ Tent
・Teams’ own display (Bringing own display in Operators’ Tent is allowed.)
・Screen on robotics controller

4.2.3

Free-Style Vehicle competition

1) Free-Style Vehicle Competition Overview
・There will be two opportunities for each team to perform a demonstration during this competition.
Only the 2nd demonstration in the afternoon will be scored. Please take the 1st allotted time for ademonstration in the forenoon as an opportunity to practice.
・Teams must perform demonstrations in the AUV Competition Course. The demonstration must starts
from the Start/Goal Zone of the course.
・It is required to perform demonstrations within allotted time, 5 minutes for each team.
・Teams are required to start demonstrations in Start/Goal Zone.
・Teams must explain on teams’ robotics and on its performance to Judges during demonstrations. In
addition, teams must explain to Judges the performance of robotics they plans during the Poster
Session prior to their actual demonstrations.

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