Triball game.

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This section provides rules and requirements for the design and construction of your Robot . A VEX Robotics Competition Robot is a remotely operated and/or autonomous vehicle designed and built by a registered VEX Robotics Competition Team to perform specific tasks. Autonomous Win Point – One (1) Win Point (WP) given to an Alliance that completes the tasks described in , by the end of the Autonomous Period . Both Alliances can earn this WP if both Alliances accomplish this task.

T7> Match replays are allowed, but rare. Match replays (i.e., playing a Match over again from its start) must be agreed upon by both the Event Partner and Head Referee , and will only be issued in the most extreme circumstances. Some example situations that may warrant a Match replay are as follows: Autonomous Win Point - An additional Win Point awarded to any Alliance that has completed a defined set of tasks at the end of the Autonomous Period of a Qualification Match . See for more information. For the purposes of this rule, a “count” is defined as an interval of time that is approximately one second in duration, and “counted-out” by Head Referees verbally. Field control disconnecting or disabling Robots . Note, this is sometimes confused with a Robot whose motors have overheated, or bent pins on a controller’s competition port causing intermittent drop-outs. In general, any true field fault will impact both Alliances simultaneously, not one Robot at a time. Drive the robot toward the Offensive Zone. Spin the Intake Motor to launch the Triball into the Offensive Zone.Crafting items will allow you to gain experience. By pressing Tab, you can get to the Crafting menu. Note: Drive Team Members are the only Team members that are allowed to be in the Alliance Station during a Match . No other sources of electrical power are permitted, unless used as part of a non-functional decoration per .

SG5> Stay away from nets on the Goals. Becoming Entangled with the net on either Goal is considered a violation of and/or , and will result in a Disablement . Causing an opponent to become Entangled with the net is considered a violation of and, at a minimum, will result in a Disablement for both Teams .Disablements last for the remainder of the match, regardless of whether the status that led to Disablement is resolved or not. Note: The intent of this rule is not to penalize Robots for having mechanisms that inadvertently cross the field perimeter during normal game play. However, mechanisms which cross the field perimeter intentionally and/or repeatedly while interacting with the Match Load Zone may be considered a Violation of at the Head Referee’s discretion. Team members may move from one Team to another for non-strategic reasons outside of the Team’s control. Dubbed “the STEM problem,” the situation is equally simple to understand, yet difficult to solve. In many cases, the traditional methods of teaching science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) will not be enough to adequately prepare students for this complex world. This is often coupled with the unfortunate reality that by the time they reach an age capable of grasping these critical topics, students may have already determined that they are “not cool” or “boring.” Without the skills or passion necessary to approach these problems in an educated manner, you cannot possibly expect to be productive in making forward progress or even sustaining the status quo.