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Alliance University (AU)
Action Required: Complete Official Registration Your Devpost registration alone does not complete your official event registration. Please complete the Google Form and follow the payment instructions to confirm your participation. Official Registration & Payment Form: [ Google Form Link : https://forms.gle/LL6n1zyY7djqE8Z27 ] Please retain your registration and payment confirmation for reference. Micromouse Hybrid Challenge Build. Code. Navigate. Compete. About the Competition The Micromouse Hybrid Challenge is a robotics competition that challenges participants to design, program, and operate an autonomous robot capable of completing two navigation challenges in one continuous run. The competition combines line tracking and maze solving, testing participants' robotics, embedded systems, sensor integration, programming, and problem-solving abilities. Participants must build or configure a robot that can navigate independently without human control during a run. Competition Objective Each robot must complete two stages: Zone A — Line Tracking Follow a 3 cm-wide black line on a white floor. Checkpoint markers are used for restarts. Zone B — Maze Solving Enter a walled maze with no guiding line. Navigate the maze and reach the designated goal. Use the information learned from previous runs to attempt faster runs when the robot …
Action Required: Complete Official Registration Your Devpost registration alone does not complete your official event registration. Please complete the Google Form and follow the payment instructions to confirm your participation. Official Registration & Payment Form: [ Google Form Link : https://forms.gle/LL6n1zyY7djqE8Z27 ] Please retain your registration and payment confirmation for reference. Micromouse Hybrid Challenge Build. Code. Navigate. Compete. About the Competition The Micromouse Hybrid Challenge is a robotics competition that challenges participants to design, program, and operate an autonomous robot capable of completing two navigation challenges in one continuous run. The competition combines line tracking and maze solving, testing participants' robotics, embedded systems, sensor integration, programming, and problem-solving abilities. Participants must build or configure a robot that can navigate independently without human control during a run. Competition Objective Each robot must complete two stages: Zone A — Line Tracking Follow a 3 cm-wide black line on a white floor. Checkpoint markers are used for restarts. Zone B — Maze Solving Enter a walled maze with no guiding line. Navigate the maze and reach the designated goal. Use the information learned from previous runs to attempt faster runs when the robot …
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Registration closes
Wed, 28 October 2026
2 days left
Hacking begins
Thu, 29 October 2026
Submissions close
Thu, 29 October 2026
Total prize pool
₹55K
₹55,000 total
Who can enter
Students · B.Tech, mtech, integrated, engOthers, BCA, MCA
Team size
1–5 members per team
Alliance University (AU)
College
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