#Webots for nao free#

A video of each tied participant Nao robot running the controller will be released, and internauts will be able to vote along a whole week based on that video. All internet users could vote for their preferred controller. If still there is a tie, a poll will be created. If there is a tie between several participants, the fastest controller among the tied ones will be declared the winner. After that date, the ticket will be considered cancelled with no rights to be claimed. The winner will have until to the end of December 2016 to indicate the dates. In order to have the flight ticket, the winner has to indicate to The Construct the flying dates at least 6 months prior to the date of departure, and flight details will be directly sent to the winner from the flying company.

This place could be anywhere in the world. The ticket is a go and return ticket starting and ending at the same place. The final winner will win a flight ticket to Hawaii for one person. To participate in the contest is completely free. Winner will be announced on December the 31st of 2015.

The contest starts on November the 1st and ends on December the 30th of 2015. For this competition, ROS is not allowed (sorry mates! We are preparing other competitions were ROS will be at the core).

#Webots for nao free#

You are completely free to create your own controller, as long as it is written in Python and uses Webots interfaces. A default controller is provided to the participants, which can be improved or completely changed. The Nao robot is within a provided Webots simulation, and the controller must be written in Python accessing the interfaces that Webots provides to acces the robot motors. This contest is about programming a simulated Nao robot to make the 10 meters race as fast as possible. This post contains all the information you need to know to participate at the Robot Race to Hawaii Contest.