A pair of race tracks on long blue mats, set with buildings, construction cones, arches, and parking spots for a school robot-racing competition.
The competition uses two matching tracks so robots can race side by side. Each course sits on its own long mat. The obstacles are printed parts and cones, placed so a small robot has to steer, pass under arches, and finish in a parking spot.
Robot enters at the open end of the mat
Buildings, arches, cones, and gates
White platform at the end of the obstacles
Two long blue mats, one course on each, laid out so two robots can run at once.
Printed towers, gates, fences, and pairs of white arches that a robot passes through.
Orange cones set along the lane to keep the robot on the course.
White platforms and red gate frames that mark where a robot parks at the end of the run.
The printed pieces, the two mats at home, and the race at school.
The same layout recording: cones, arches, and buildings on the mat before the courses were moved to school.
The two mats side by side, each with cones, buildings, arches, and a parking platform.
A straight-on view of the pair, ready for two robots.
One mat during setup, with arches, a building block, and a tape measure beside the plan.
One of the white buildings made for the course.
A red printed frame used as a gate beside the lane.
The two mats in the gym, with Anthony running the event he organized.
45 photographs and drawings from this build.
| PARAMETER | SPECIFICATION / VALUE |
|---|---|
| Event | School robot-racing competition, organized by Anthony Nistor |
| Courses | Two tracks, one per mat |
| Surface | Long blue mats |
| Obstacles | Printed buildings, gates, fences, and arches |
| Lane Markers | Orange construction cones |
| Finish | Parking platforms |
| Sponsor Mark | RobotiX One, printed on the parking platforms |