MINESWEEPERS
TOWARDS A LANDMINE-FREE WORLD
New Alamein City
Egypt 2023
Compete for a Landmine Free World
Minesweepers is an international robotic competition on humanitarian demining that aims at motivating researchers and developers to work on innovative solutions for this serious problem.
Competition Statistics
400
Robots
15
Countries
1000
Participants
70
Universities
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July 20, 2023 Teams Registration Starts
August 31, 2023 Teams Registration Ends
September 10, 2023 Technical Submission
September 30 to October 2, 2023 Competition
*All deadlines are 23:59 (GMT+2)
Competition Phases
1Eligibility Phase
Where teams have to send technical report and video, then they will get the confirmation of being qualified to the next round and their score of this stage.
2Classification Phase
Includes two rounds
Round 1 “first day of the competition”, the teams will compete by their robots in the minefield, to choose the qualified teams for final round.
Round 2 “the second day of the competition”, robots will compete again and give a 15 min technical presentation on a jury panel talking about their work and robot.
Round 1 “first day of the competition”, the teams will compete by their robots in the minefield, to choose the qualified teams for final round.
Round 2 “the second day of the competition”, robots will compete again and give a 15 min technical presentation on a jury panel talking about their work and robot.
Competition Categories
It's Your Turn to Compete!
Academia
This category is for graduates and undergraduates to enrich their experience and skills in robotics and lead the future robotics industry.
Each participating team (Max. 10 members) will construct a teleoperated or an autonomous robot that should be able to search for underground and above ground anti-personnel mines and produce automatically a map of the detected mines. The robot has to able to navigate through rough environment that mimics a real minefield.
Juniors
This category is designed for preparatory and high school students, we provide the opportunity to innovate for these young students who will change our world into a landmine free one.
Each participating team (Max. 10 members) will construct a teleoperated or an autonomous robot that should be able to search for underground and above ground anti-personnel mines. The robot has to able to navigate through rough environment that mimics a real minefield.
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