Junior RESCUE LINE

Robots identify victims within re-created disaster scenarios, varying in complexity from line-following to paths selections to take through obstacles on uneven terrain.

In Rescue Line League, an autonomous robot should follow a black line while overcoming different problems in a modular arena formed by tiles with different patterns. The floor is white in colour. The route includes crossings, ramps and other obstacles. The victims then must be saved at the end of the route. 

1. Team Size

• Number of members per team: 2 – 4

2. Team Members

• U12 age group:
  • All members are 12 and below (For teams from Singapore, only primary school students are eligible for this category)
• U19 age group:
  • At least one member in the team is 12 or above.
  • All members are 19 or below.

3. Sub-Leagues

• RCJ Rescue Line, U12 (Rules | Rubrics | TDP Template)
• RCJ Rescue Line, U19 (Rules | Rubrics | TDP Template)
• RCAP Rescue Line Entry, U12 (Rules)
• RCAP Rescue Line Entry, U19 (Rules)
• RCAP Rescue Line Entry, Category B, U12 (Rules)
• RCAP Rescue Line Entry, Category B, U19 (Rules)

4. Timeline

• General Timeline
• Rule briefing and training
• Competition Schedule

5. Documents to be submitted with Registration

• Team photo
• Registration form

6. Registration and payment

• Click HERE for registration

7. Influencer Award

• RoboCup Singapore Open 2025 participating teams whose presentation videos are featured on the RCAP Academy Official YouTube Channel are eligible for the RoboCup Singapore Influencer Award.

8. Contact

• junior@robocupsg.org