Tozkoparan Robot – Basic Level

Tozkoparan Robot – Basic Level

A competition category aimed at enabling middle school students to develop autonomous robots capable of line following, target detection, and arrow shooting tasks.

Important: The information provided on this page is a summary. All teams participating in the Tozkoparan Robot category are required to read the official category guideline thoroughly.

🎯 Objective

In this category, autonomous Tozkoparan robots follow white lines on a black track, detect colored zones, perform arrow shooting at designated targets, and aim to complete the course accurately in the shortest possible time. The objective is to help students gain proficiency in mechanical design, sensor usage, software development, and control algorithms.

🏹 Theme

The competition theme is inspired by the legendary Ottoman archers known for their exceptional archery skills and referred to as “Tozkoparan”. Robots autonomously follow a predefined track, shoot arrows at a target board, and complete the course.

👥 Participation Requirements and Team Structure

  • ✔ Open to middle school level students
  • ✔ Teams consist of 2 students + 1 advisor teacher
  • ✔ Only students are allowed to enter the competition field
  • ✔ At any given time, only 1 student per team may intervene with the robot on the track

⚙️ Technical Specifications and Restrictions

Size Limitation
Maximum width 600 mm, maximum height 250 mm
Weight
No weight limit
Operation Mode
Fully autonomous
Arrow Shooting Mechanism
Arrows must comply with the dimensions specified by the organization

🏁 Competition Area and Tasks

  • The track consists of white lines on a black surface
  • Colored zones indicate task and scoring areas
  • The robot completes tasks such as Mediterranean Wave, shooting zone, turns, and bridge sections
  • Different track layouts are used in qualification and final rounds

🏆 Competition Format and Evaluation Criteria

  • The competition is conducted in qualification and final rounds
  • Robots compete individually and are scored separately
  • A scoring and penalty system is applied for each stage
  • Arrow shooting score, task scores, and completion time are evaluated together
  • The maximum total score is 300