The scoring objects in VEX IQ Robotics Competition Level Up are 3" x 4" Bean Bags.
The primary objectives of the game is to score Bean Bags into Goals. Higher Goals earn more points. A Robot can only carry one Bean Bag at a time, and most Bean Bags have to travel across the entire Field to reach their Goals.
Teams have to devide whether to drive a long path or design their Robot to fit through the narrow shortcuts on the Field.
Key Match Rules
Possession Limit: Your robot can only hold or "plow" one (1) Bean Bag at a time.
Preloads: You get one (1) yellow Bean Bag to start the match in contact with your robot.
Driver Switch: Your two drivers must swap the controller between the 35-second and 25-second marks on the timer.
From VEX Website
Read through the manual for all the rules and regulations of the competition.
Scroll to Appendix B to see a "Student Friendly" version of the manual. This gives an overview of the competition.
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For the latest updated version, visit the RECF website.
It is also available in translated versions through the RECF site.
Team will be made of 4-6 students.
Team roles:
Students can have more than one role on their team - but cannot be on more than one team.
Driver 1: This student operates the robot for the first segment of the match, specifically until the mid-match switch.
Driver 2: This student take over the controls to drive the robot for the remainder of the match after the switch occurs.
Loader: This student is responsible for adding Bean Bags into the field through the Load Zone for the entire duration of the match.
Loaders: Any Driver who is not currently operating the robot can also act as a Loader.
Coder/Driver: Since these matches are run by code started on the Brain, only one Driver is required to be present.
Team 01 - 19881A
Team 02 - 19881B
Team 03 - 19881C
Team 04 - 19881D