Quick Reference... 2009 Winners! – Photos! 2009 Mobot Race Poster (8.5 x 11 - color) Mobot Race Registration Form 2009 15th Annual Mobot Races! Friday 17 April 20009– Race Course in Front of Wean 12:00 pm – Be there! 2009 Final Race Course Map 15th Gate Award Ceremony and Team Presentations Friday, 17 April 2009 – Wean Hall 7500, 3:00 PM SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT $100 of Free Factory Automation Components are available to Mobot Teams from MISUMI. This is a great opportunity. Please see The Mobot Kit section. (THANK YOU MISUMI!) Race Day Course Map 2009 Spectator Map 2009 View 2008 Race Highlights on YouTube - Part I View 2008 Race Highlights on YouTube - Part I View 2007 Race Highlights Copyright SCS/Carnegie Mellon View 2005 Race Highlights Copyright SCS/Carnegie Mellon View 2003 Race Highlights Copyright SCS/Carnegie Mellon What the press has said.... The Tartan '06, The Tartan '05, The Tartan '04 Tribune-Review Things to See CMUcam Vision Sensor Simple Line Detection Using Computer Vision Feature Project:Dui - Mobot and MoboJoust

17 April 2009

The School of Computer Science invites all members of the Carnegie Mellon community to participate in The 15th Annual Carnegie Mellon Mobot Races, in the spring of 2009 (April 17!). Participants will race autonomous vehicles ("MObile roBOTs") they have built along a slalom-type course on the paved walk in front of Wean Hall and/or

The purpose of the competition is to generate technological excitement, provide hands-on experience for our undergraduates, and showcase the cleverness and technical competence of Carnegie undergraduates and other community members (including alumni). We hope to stimulate inter-disciplinary activity toward producing something that is technically noteworthy.

	The MOBOT Slalom Race Race of autonomous vehicles (MObile roBOTs) along a slalom course on the paved walk in front of Wean Hall.
The MoboJoust Competition (Not Held in the 2008 Races) A head-to-head competition between autonomous vehicles that resembles two knights battling on horseback.

This competition is sponsored by the School of Computer Science with generous support from