VIC - RoboCup Australia - Robotics Competition

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Platinum National Sponsor

Platinum State Sponsor

Silver State Sponsor

TEAM SUPPORT FUND

Thanks to our sponsors, we are excited to be accepting applications to the Team Support Fund to assist eligible teams in attending our State Event this year. If your school is located Regionally, has First Nations identifying students, or your teams exemplify diversity, and financial support would help them in attending our State Event, please downloaded the application form here.

KEY CONTACTS

For general enquiries about RoboCup Junior Australia, please visit the Contact Us page.

For enquiries about RoboCup Junior in Victoria, please contact the relevant person listed below.

For enquiries about particular competitions or workshops, please contact the event coordinator directly.

VIC Committee

General and Beginner Enquiries
State Chair – Evan Bailey ([email protected]) (0467675869)
Deputy Chair – Angeline Yannopoulos ([email protected])
Treasurer – David Ebert ([email protected])

Event Enquiries
See contact information here for the relevant event

Workshop Enquiries:
See contact information here for the relevant workshop
Workshops Coordinator – David Ebert ([email protected])

OnStage Enquiries
OnStage Coordinator – Angeline Yannopoulos ([email protected])

Rescue Line Enquiries
Rescue Line Coordinator – Luna Verratti ([email protected])

Rescue Maze Enquiries
Rescue Maze Coordinator – Tim Ronchi ([email protected])

Soccer Enquiries
Soccer Coordinator – David Ebert ([email protected])
Soccer Coordinator – Dan Sriratana ([email protected])

Spike Prime Challenge Enquiries
Spike Prime Coordinator – Traceye Rapinett ([email protected])

Registration System / Technical Enquiries
Digital Platforms Coordinator – Zac McWilliam ([email protected])

Important Information

Compliance Forms

Click here to download Mentor Declaration (must be completed by each mentor, and submitted upon arrival at the event).

Click here to download Participation Deed (must be completed for each student prior to the student being registered for the event, and submitted upon arrival at the event)

General Information

News & General Information

Event Qualification

All RoboCup Junior Victoria (RCJV) events are open entry, meaning any teams can enter any and all events, without prior experience or finals placement in a previous events. Whilst we do strongly encourage teams to attend Regional Event to gain experience, this is in no way required for entry into the State event, or even the Australia Open (Nationals).

Entry Volume Management
Challenges/Divisions listed for all events will run subject to a minimum of five entries in that challenge/division. In the event of less than five entries, or for other operational and/or management reasons, divisions may be merged and combined. Conversely, in the event there are too many entries for a particular event, or challenge/division at a event (as dictated by event, challenge/division and/or venue capacity and/or health and saftey requirements), organisations with the most entries may be asked to select their teams best prepared to attend the event. This is most likely to occur at the Victorian State or Melbourne Regional events. Mentors from any organisations affected will be contacted after close of entries.

Event Entry Fees
Entry fee amounts for each event is shown in the event information on the Vic Events page (linked from from the Event Calendar above).

Rule Modifications
Please note that with the introduction of Riley Rover Rescue, Max’s Mini Maze and Simple Simon Soccer into the National Rules, the Victorian rule documents and rule modifications have now been retired.

Miscellaneous
Important documents including the mandatory Participation Deed and Mentor Declaration (all events) can be found at the bottom of this page. Please note that it is not permissible for forms to be altered in any way. Mentors are reminded that it is their responsibility to ensure the saftey of their students, themselves, anybody associated with them and any associated property at any and all events (including but not limited to eventsand workshops) and complete/implement any risk assessments or child safe policies that might be required.

From time to time we receive requests to participate in risk assessment processes/programs or provide risk assessment or other policy documents. Whilst we will make best effort to participate in these processes/programs or supply these documents, please note due to our Volunteer run nature, this may not be possible. Mentors are encouraged to conduct their own risk assessment for attending events, based on the information we make available online.