Overview
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COLOR & SCORE
COLOR &
SCORE
Control a Technique robot and press battle switch buttons to convert them into higher numbers in your team color. The player with the higher total of their team-colored numbers wins.
Parts
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Pre-match preparation
The robot and its operating program must be prepared in advance so the match can begin immediately after entering the venue.
Build standard
Build the robot primarily with Probo Technique parts.
Battery rule
Only AA battery cases are allowed, and rechargeable batteries are prohibited. Battery inspection takes place before every match for every player. Any battery outside the rule leads to disqualification. Build the robot so battery inspection is easy.
※ Allowed battery spec: only batteries that do not exceed 1.5V, namely alkaline NEO batteries (white AA) and alkaline FairMan (AA).
Wheel rule
When building the robot, only mecanum wheels or off-road wheels are allowed.
Quantity limit
Motor, wheel, and controller quantities are limited as follows.
Available part counts
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Robot Size
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Arena
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Arena Base Specs
- Width 120 cm × Depth 100 cm × Height 35 cm
- Material: PET
Battle Switch
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Battle Switch Specs
It is a cube measuring 11 cm X 11 cm X 11 cm.
How to Play
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FLOW SUMMARY
Raise the total of the numbers in your team color.
Use a Technique robot to press battle switches in your team color and change them to higher numbers. The player whose team color has the higher total wins.
Match start
- Two players face each other in an arena divided into red and blue zones.
- Before the match starts, each player places the robot at the lower center of their own zone.
Initial score
- When the match begins, each team starts with four battle switches in its own color.
- Each battle switch starts displayed as 1 point.
- Both teams start with a total score of 4 points.
Higher number change
- Press battle switches in your team color to change them into higher numbers.
- Repeat the same action.
- Scores are displayed from 1 to 5 points.
Score change rule
- When you press a battle switch, the score changes as follows.
Win condition
- The player with the higher total of battle switches in their team color wins.
Match end
- Each match runs for 60 seconds.
- If the match is still tied after 60 seconds, play continues until a winner is decided, and the player who scores first wins.
Notices
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In-match caution standards
Warning- Switch input If the switch is pressed diagonally, the input may not register correctly.
- Robot recovery ① If the robot overturns, falls, or otherwise becomes impossible to control wirelessly, the player must restore it manually and continue from the original position.
② If the robots become tangled and cannot move, the referee may reposition them at the lower center of each team zone.
※ Match time continues to run in both cases. - Warning / disqualification Touching the robot when it is not a malfunction situation results in one warning, then disqualification on the second offense.
Format
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12 Players
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- A: Preliminary league -> 4 eliminated players receive Encouragement Award
- B: Semifinal tournament -> 4 eliminated players receive Bronze Award
- C: Final tournament -> 2 eliminated players receive Silver Award, 2 winners receive Gold Award
18 Players
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- A: Preliminary league -> 6 eliminated players receive Encouragement Award
- B: Semifinal tournament -> 6 eliminated players receive Bronze Award
- C: Final tournament -> 3 eliminated players receive Silver Award, 3 winners receive Gold Award
24 Players
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- A: Preliminary league -> 8 eliminated players receive Special Award
- B: Round of 16 tournament -> 8 eliminated players receive Encouragement Award
- C: Quarterfinal tournament -> 4 eliminated players receive Bronze Award
- D: Final tournament -> 2 eliminated players receive Silver Award, 2 winners receive Gold Award
36 Players
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- A: Preliminary league -> 12 eliminated players receive Special Award
- B: Round of 24 tournament -> 12 eliminated players receive Encouragement Award
- C: Round of 12 tournament -> 6 eliminated players receive Bronze Award
- D: Final tournament -> 3 eliminated players receive Silver Award, 3 winners receive Gold Award