Questions & Answers
At this page we will publish frequently asked and important questions related to the WRO® 2020 games. The answers on this page should be seen as additions to the rules and will be used for the WRO International Final. Be aware that in your country local competitions may follow slightly different rules. Always use the rules provided by your National Organizer.
RoboMission
All age groups
Elementary
Yes, the water element can be placed on the robot. It is important to keep rule 6.6 in mind: The robot together with the water element has to fit in the 250 mm X 250 mm X 250 mm size limit. The water element has to be in the starting area even it is not used.
Junior
Yes, the cable can be placed on the robot. It is important to keep rule 6.6 in mind: The robot together with the cable has to fit in the 250 mm X 250 mm X 250 mm size limit. The cable has to be in the starting area even it is not used.
A green starter set is considered inside the house, if it is only touching the green area inside the house.
Senior
RoboSports
No, it is not allowed to show orange or purple on a display.
Any attempt to distract the opposing robots is considered unsportsmanlike conduct and will result in exclusion from the competition
No, boost converters are not allowed.
The control software is all the software that is used to control the robot and its components. Any programming language can be used.
The main controller of each of the two robots are allowed to communicate to each other. This mains, that only the LEGO-Controller or the main Arduino Controller can communicate with each other. It is not allowed to add additional components for communication.
Make sure to choose a controller that has that functionality build in.
- Brushless DC electric motor (BLCD motors)
- Solenoids
- Linear motors