Robotics Education & Competition Foundation
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BCPS CTE VEX VRC Over Under Winter Tournament

No Judging

Datum
3-Feb-2024 Add to Calendar
Veranstaltungscode
RE-VRC-24-1931
Programm
VEX V5 Robotics Competition
Veranstaltungsart
Tournament
Event Format
In-Person
Field Control System
N/A
Kapazität
50
Verfügbare plätze
0
Event Region
Maryland
Max Registrations per Organization
6
Early-Bird Registration Opens
6-Sep-2023 12:00 EDT
Standard Registration Opens
23-Dec-2023 12:00 EST
Registration Deadline
31-Jan-2024 11:29 EST
Payment Deadline
31-Jan-2024 12:18 EST
Preis
$105.00
This event is closed to registration because:
  • This event currently has no spaces available.
  • It is past the registration deadline.

Allgemeine information

Welcome to BCPS Office of Career and Technical (CTE) VEX Robotics Competition Tournament

Thank you for your interest in this event. 

Teams are encouraged to upload the Participant Release Form for each student. The form can be found in the Documents link to the left. The Event Partner will check that all forms are uploaded prior to the event, as this is part of the check-in/inspection process. 

Teams are reminded that their robot will be inspected at check-in. The Inspection Form can also be found in the Documents link to the left. 


Klassenstufe: All

Herausforderung der roboterfähigkeiten: Ja

Judging Format: All In-Person Judging

Event Dates & Locations

Datum: 3-Feb-2024

Veranstaltungs-/austragungsort:
Parkville Middle School
8711 Avondale Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21234
United States

Kontaktdaten

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Agenda

7:30 AM                       Doors Open for Check-in and Pit Set-up

7:30 AM - 8:30 AM        Robot Inspections (All teams must be checked in by 8:30 AM)

8:45 AM                       Welcome and Drivers’ Meeting

9:00 AM                       Qualifying Matches Begin / Skills Fields Open / Judging Begins

11:45 AM - 12:30 PM    LUNCH

12:30 PM                     Qualifying Matches and Skills Resume

1:45 PM                        Skills Fields Close

2:00 PM                        Alliance Selections

2:45 PM                        Elimination Quarter-Finals and Semi-Finals

3:15 PM                        Finals 

3:30 PM                       Awards Presentations

4:15PM                        Clean-up

Sich freiwillig melden

Thank you for your interest in volunteering and/or helping us recruit volunteers.

Volunteer Coordinator Contact

  • Contact Robin Bowden [email protected] to register for this event.
  • A sign-up link will be published soon.

Experience Level

  • Head Judge: Previous experience required.
  • Head Referee: Previous experience required.
  • No previous experience is needed for most other volunteer positions.   
    • We can always use inspectors, scorers, computer operators, and general assistants.
    • We are happy to offer on-site training.

Time Commitment

  • You can register for an entire day, or just a portion of the day as your schedule permits for most positions.

Meals

  • Light refreshments included for all full-day volunteers.

Additional Info

  • Want to find out more about these volunteer roles and expectations? Visit the REC Foundation Knowledge Base at REC Foundation > Volunteers to check out position descriptions and find volunteer training materials.
  • Once you have an assigned volunteer role, please carefully review all guides and training materials posted for your role in the Knowledge Base at REC Foundation > Volunteers to prepare for your volunteer shift.

Richtlinie für not-/schlechtwettersituationen

When weather conditions or forecasted conditions threaten the safety of children, staff, and visitors, Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS), must make decisions to cancel events and activities to ensure everyone is able to get to stay home or return home without incident.

As COVID-19 metrics continue to evolve across the state and county, BCPS will follow recommendations from local, state, and federal health experts to guide its decisions regarding extracurricular events and activities.

Please check the Robotevents.com page and local media outlets prior to and including the day of the event for status updates. Information about school-based events is announced publicly as soon as possible on local radio and television stations and other media including the Internet.

In the event of cancellation, refunds will be distributed minus the RECF fee.

Refund and Payment Policies

Event Partner Cancellation:

  • In the event of a cancellation due to inclement weather conditions or changes in COVID-19 metrics as dictated by BCPS, refunds will be distributed minus the RECF fee.

Team Withdrawals or No-Shows:

  • Registered teams that cancel one week prior to the event or no shows will not receive a refund.

Health and Safety Policies

Our number one priority is the health and safety of our students, staff, and visitors.

Safety

Safety of participants is a major concern at a robotics event, both within the venue and beyond its doors. As always, common sense should prevail. Below are just a few of the safety practices participants and guests should follow.

Outside the Venue

  • It is always a good practice for students to travel in groups, never alone.
  • Have a basic understanding of entrances and exits to the building. If a map is available, keep it on hand.
  • Be aware of the traffic flow and walking hazards to and from your transportation.
  • Keep your vehicles locked.

Inside the Venue

  • If you have physical limitations, contact the Event Partner for possible accommodations.
  • Always know where First Aid and safety devices are located.
  • Assign a person to monitor safety for your team at the event.
  • Keep your pit area clean and neat.
  • Avoid trip hazards by keeping the floor in your pit area clear.
  • Store all tools and sharp objects when they're not in use.
  • Check with the Event Partner on where to connect your battery chargers.
  • Work on your robot in your pit area. Do not work on your robot in aisles.
  • Do not create any structures in your work area that may fall over.
  • When testing your robot, be aware of your surroundings and people who are standing nearby.
  • Always wear appropriate shoes. Open-toed shoes and sandals are highly discouraged.
  • Running, pushing, shoving, and other aggressive behavior must be avoided.
  • Keep trash and other debris picked up.
  • Report any safety concern to the Event Partner.

V5 Robot Safety

  • When working on your robot, be careful of pinch points and sharp edges.
  • Power tools such as die grinders, reciprocating saws, and lathes are generally not allowed. Check with the Event Partner before bringing them to an event.
  • Any tool that creates sparks should not be used. For example, a Dremel should be operated at speeds that do not create sparks.
  • Appropriate eye protection is recommended anytime a tool that has rotational motion is powered on and when working on or driving a robot.
  • Safety glasses are required for all drive team members on the field and are highly recommended in the pit areas.

COVID-19

  • As a precaution, please follow safety protocols and keep participants home if they have ANY symptoms. 
  • We will continually assess, based on current government guidelines, whether to postpone, cancel, or significantly reduce the number of attendees when necessary.
Date: 3-Feb-2024
Parkville Middle School
8711 Avondale Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21234
United States

Reiseinformationen

  • Parking is available along the street or in the parking lot located at the opposite end of the building.
  • The event entrance is near the flagpole.

 

Webcast

  • The event partner will make every attempt to live stream the event.
  • Stay tuned for the link to be posted here and shared with the school teachers/coaches.

Judging Format

No Judging

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Judges awards are final.