Alaska Robot Rendezvous
Goldenview Middle School
February 01, 2025
For Teams
Check In
Check In For Teams Will Begin at:
Upon Arrival
Coaches are expected to arrive to the Championship with:
Meetings
At least one coach is required to attend the Coaches Meeting the morning of the event after check in. The meeting will be in the Competition Space at:
8:00 AM
1. Team Roster
2. Team Info Sheet
8:15 AM
Pit Spaces
What to Expect
At least one coach is required to attend the Coaches Meeting the morning of the event after check in. The meeting will be in the Competition Space at:
Provided Items:
- One Standard Sized Table
- at least two (2) chairs
- Electricity – Bring an extension cord and a power strip, as your access point will consist of a single plug/outlet. a power strip will allow you to charge your robot andyour laptop at the same time
Team Supplied:
- A bin or large backs like trash bags) to store personal belongings (like coats) under your table
- your robot and all robot supplies
- a laptop computer and a power cord
- an extension cord and a power strip
- a box or small bin to carry your robot and attachments to and from the Competition Area. you must unload all of your equipment onto the table at offical matches.
- GAMES! – there will be periods of downtime, bring some small games that the team can play when things are slow
- FOOD – unless otherwise stated by the tournament host, there is no food provided to teams by the hosting venue or tournament organizer.
Throughout the day
Judging Sessions
A Time For Teams To Shine Off The Field!
30 minute sessions
Throughout the morning of the Championship, each team will have a thirty minute Judging Session. In these sessions, the teams get their chance to showcase what it was like for them as a team to meet over this season. How they worked together and overcame struggles and challenges, how they came up with their robot design, and how they explored the seasons theme in their Innovation Project.
The team is evaluated by a panel of 2-3 Judges over the session, getting scored on their use of Core Values, Robot Design, and Innovation Project.
For more information on the Judging Process, click the button below to learn more!
Robot Game
The Most Visual Part of the Day!!
3 separate, 2.5 Minute Rounds
The Robot game is a way for teams to be able to show their accomplishments throught the season in a really exciting and visual way. The Robot Game is played on a 4ft x 8ft table, called the Game Table, sitting on it is the Game Field, and Challenge Set. Every Season, the Challenge Set and Field Change, but the kit of parts and the 4ft x 8ft table do not!
Released in August each year in a big game announcement, teams will practice, build, and shape everything they do around completing the missions on this table. This season, in SUBMERGED, there are a total of 15 Missions teams are able to complete. These Missions can be completed in any order, teams can choose which missions they will or will not attempt as they work together through the season!