Welcome to the MicroMaze website repository! This project showcases the Tailwind CSS configuration and design principles used to create an engaging and visually appealing website for the MicroMaze competition. Below is a comprehensive guide to understanding the MicroMaze event and the partnership opportunities available.
The IEEE Robotics and Automation Society (IEEE RAS) is a professional society within IEEE, dedicated to advancing the fields of robotics and automation through knowledge exchange and hands-on experience. Established in 2023, the IEEE RAS at IIT focuses on fostering innovation and providing practical learning opportunities for undergraduates in the domain of robotics and automation.
Encourage enthusiastic innovators who will shape the future through their creative ideas and technological skills in robotics and automation.
Guide innovators with a roadmap to turn their ideas into reality through mentorship, hands-on experience, and collaborative learning. We empower delegates to embark on a journey of creative and technological exploration in the fields of Robotics and Automation.
An online session introducing students to robotics, providing insights through an interactive webinar.
An inter-university workshop series offering both theoretical and practical knowledge on robotics, consisting of online and physical sessions.
MicroMaze is an inter-university competition designed to challenge participants to develop a micro mouse capable of solving a maze within a specified timeframe. This competition tests students' skills in robotics, programming, and problem-solving as they design robots to navigate through complex mazes efficiently. It provides a platform for undergraduates to apply their knowledge in a practical setting, fostering collaboration and learning.
An initial session to introduce competition rules, evaluation criteria, and development guidelines. Participants will have approximately one month to develop their micromouse robots.
An online workshop sharing experiences and programming insights for micro-mouse competitions, followed by a Q&A session to address participant challenges.
Competitors will face various rounds, including quarter-finals and semi-finals, narrowing down to the top 10 teams.
The top 10 teams will compete in a complex maze to determine the final winners based on their robots' navigation and problem-solving capabilities.
- Registrations Open: July 01
- Awareness Session: July 13
- Registrations Close: July 15
- Online Workshop: July 20
- Qualifier Round: August 10
- Finale: August 11
Dates are tentative and subject to change.
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Shamini Fernando, Project Chair
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Atheeque Furkhan, Event Co-Chair
+94 72 949 8655
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Pragash Sasitharan, Program Co-Chair
+94 77 972 4396
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