Line Follower Robot Competition

For the competition day, first we have to calibrate the code to work properly with the hardware that we gonna built. So the first step in programming is to studying our circuit track for the competition. This will help our testing code and simulation. There will be two track which is for preliminary round and final round.  For the preliminary round we will compete about 38 teams before eligible to final round which is only 10 team will be selected.

Preliminary Round



Final Round



Maze Circuit for Final Round



Challenges to be faced by the participants during the Final Round when their robot will face the maze circuit. For this track, our lecturer have told us  and give some advice which is to add more sensor to our robot possible turns and bends. When it comes to programming a line follower robot it doesn’t mean you can just copy paste a bunch of code from somewhere and say you are done programming but we needs to prepare according with the track given.





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