"It’s not just about winning or losing, but about how much we learn along the way."
We are excited to compete. We aim to win, to learn, and to have fun.
**Play Fair**: We create our own robots and write our own software. It's important that no one else does this for us.
**Learn by Doing**: We only gain knowledge by trying things ourselves. Our coach can teach and guide us, and we can draw inspiration from others, but the work must be our own.
**Original Work**: We do not simply copy robots or software from others. We use examples to help design our unique robots and programming.
**Embrace Failure**: Sometimes we fail, and that’s okay. Original ideas often come from trying and failing.
Winning is great, but failing is an important part of our journey.
The mission of the Roboquest Robotics Challenge is to inspire the next generation of science and technology leaders who demonstrate both graciousness and professionalism. This Code of Conduct outlines the fundamental behaviors expected of mentors, coaches, volunteers, team members, affiliate partners, contractors, staff, and other participants during the challenge.
**Exhibit Gracious Professionalism**: Always engage in a manner that encourages high-quality work, values others, and respects both individuals and the community. Gracious Professionalism means that intense competition and mutual benefit are complementary concepts.
**Ensure Safety**: Prioritize the safety of all participants throughout all activities related to the Roboquest Robotics Challenge.
**Avoid Inappropriate Conduct**: Refrain from bullying, harassment, the use of profane or insulting language, or any form of actual or threatened violence.
**Adhere to Youth Protection Policies**: Follow all established youth protection policies to ensure a safe and supportive environment for young participants.
**Report Unsafe Behavior**: Inform event or local leadership of any behavior that compromises safety. Individuals who fail to comply with this Code of Conduct may be prohibited from participating in the Roboquest Robotics Challenge.
ROBOQUEST CATEGORIES:
PRIMARY (INDIVIDUAL) 3-5 Y/O
JUNIOR (INDIVIDUAL) 5-8 Y/O
SENIOR (INDIVIDUAL) 9-12 Y/O
ROBOMISSION CATEGORIES:
PRIMARY (Team of 2-3) 5-8 Y/O BEGINNERS LEVEL
JUNIOR (Team of 2-3) 5-8 Y/O INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
SENIOR (Team of 2-3) 9-12 Y/O
July 27, 2024 | 2:00-5:00 PM
Multi-Purpose Celebrity Sports Plaza Complex
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