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DESCRIPTION

JUNIOR TEAM PAPER AIRPLANES

Students are to make (3 paper airplanes ) to participate in 2 missions (Longest Time/Endurance , and Acrobatics )

MISSIONS Endurance – Challenge is to achieve the longest flight time. Acrobatics – Challenge is to achieve the most loops around a pole

REGULATIONS 1. Each team consists max three students. 2. Each origami planes is made from only one standard 80GSM A4 size paper provided by the IISRO

officials. Use of own paper is not allowed. 3. Crayon, colour, pencils and markers, double side tape and glue may be used, but will not be

provided. Other materials are not allowed. 4. Paper once cut and detached from the sheet of A4 paper, cannot be reattached back to the

origami plane by any means. This is to prevent the use of more than one sheet of A4 size paper for one origami plane.

5. The only material allowed on a plane are, paper (provide), double sided tape (not provided) and glue (not provided) and color (crayon pencils and markers are not provided). No materials such

as paper clip, pins, staples, cellophane tape etc other than that allowed can be used in a plane.

COMPETITION SETUP

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DESCRIPTION

CHALLENGE TEAM RADIO CONTROL FLIGHT

To fly and perform as possible in the flying circuit. Take ‐off from the runway and landing on the runway

MISSIONS Proper Take ‐Off from the runway Completed the Simple Missions Proper Landing on the runway

REGULATIONS 1. Each team consists max three students. 2. Complete the circuit in the shortest time 3. Time starts when the Robot passes the start/end point 4. Perform the figure of “1” by fly between the two poles 5. Timing will stop once the Robot passes the start/end point

RULES 1. Each team will be given a total of ONE (1) minute to setup their flying Robot inside the flying

circuit 2. Each team is given a total of TWO (2) minutes to setup their flying Robot inside the flying area

3. Each team will only be given TWO (2) attempts during the competition and a total of TEN (10) minutes per attempt to perform both the flying circuit and the stunt missions. Once the time limit is up, participants will have to land their Robot regardless of whether they have completed

AWARDS

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Type How to win Weightage

Championship Overall Champion —

Best

Performance Best performance in the

flying field 55%

Best Aesthetic Most artistically decorated safety flying Robot

20%

Best Creativity Best innovative and original safety flying Robot design

25%

COMPETITION SETUP

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