To ensure competitive fairness and to respect the preparation efforts of all teams, the following flexible placement standards will be implemented: https://reurl.cc/Z2aGpW

8.6.7. Motor Usage Restrictions: The motors used in Robots A and B may not exceed 5. For Robot C, the motors used may not exceed 4.

(1) During image recognition, the red, green, and blue vehicles are provided for contestants to use when solving the task. Contestants may manually obtain the recognition area for image identification. In addition, participating teams may manually place vehicle models numbered 1 to 9, one by one, from the temporary vehicle parking area onto Robot C. The placement must follow a specific order and regular sequence; manual sorting or classification is not permitted. Only after the image recognition system has completed identification will the system automatically send signals to Platforms C and D. (2) For vehicle models No. 1–9 in the temporary parking area: the vehicle rollers provided by the organizer have all been replaced with model #7344-W10-O3Y. Compared to the previous rollers, the increased thickness results in a wider overall vehicle width. When designing Robot C, participating teams must carefully evaluate whether sufficient load capacity and gripping space are available to ensure smooth vehicle operation. In addition, during transportation and operation, the vehicles must still comply with the orthographic projection size limit of 26 × 36 cm.

The feed can be manually placed onto Robot C by the participant. However, when the Robot C is operating, do not touch the feed with your hands.

Objects may be transported using an interlocking method; however, they may not be directly attached or permanently connected to each other.

You can apply black tape to avoid light interference.