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The 13th TMIRC(Taiwan Micromouse&Intelligent Robot Contest)was taken place at Taiwan Lunghwa University of Science and Technology, on Sunday, September 24th.
Classic Micromicrouse
Map:
Although the speed run path is straight forward and unique, the searching process is much harder due massive openings with zig-zag patterns. In general, the maze is designed to favor diagonal oriented search algorithm. Certain not-over-complicated diagonal oriented algorithm can find the best path with only one departing and returning search.
Classic Micromouse Ranking |
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Rank | Origin | Mice | Name | |||
1 | Singapore | Excel-9a | Tzong-Yong Khiew | |||
2 | Taiwan | Hippo C | Liao, Huan-Jie | |||
3 | Japan | Red Comet | Utsunomiya Masakazu |
Detailed score:
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Half-Size Micromouse
Map:
The speed run path showed in blue is also unique. Since the search time isn’t counted for best score, the best is more likely to be found with certain redundant back-and-forth search before the speed run. Similar to the classic size maze, the half size maze speed run path is featured with very few turns and several long diagonal straight paths.
Half-Size Ranking |
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Rank | Origin | Mice | Name |
1 | Singapore | Ning 6 | BengKiat Ng |
2 | Japan | Kojimouse12 | Hirokazu Kojima |
3 | Japan | Suiran(翠嵐) | Utsunomiya Masakazu |
Detailed score:
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Since half size micromouse is much harder than full size, the best score is only taken from the fast run within a 10 minute window or 5 run limit (whichever comes first).
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Robotracer
Robotracer Ranking |
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Rank | Origin | Robot | Name |
1 | Taiwan | Shine | Li, Sheng-Siang |
2 | Japan | Cartis04.5D | Hirai Masatka |
3 | Taiwan | Teatable V2 | Wu, Zhao-Yi |
Detailed score:
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Classic:
1st place
2nd place
3rd place
Half Size:
1st place Ning 7
2nd place Kojimouse 12
3rd place Suiran
4th place Excel mini 4
5th place mini Diu-Gow
Thanks Mr Cai, Xin-Han and Prof. Su for providing me the most update information.
Was it Excel-9a or Excel-9 that came in first?
I believe the one with fan is 9a that won the 1st place. However, since this directly from the organizer, I don’t know what exactly happened there.
The one in the video looks like the one without the fan and I can’t hear it (Excel-9a fan is loud)
Since Prof. Su only post the video for the one who successfully made the speed run(and capture 1st place), all I can tell is the one in the video is running with fan due to its speed. It’s either he had both of his mice with fan or at least has one mouse with fan(the one performed in the video). The name collecting for the competition isn’t that accurate based from my own observation.
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