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Maze league · Republic of Korea · RoboCup 2026

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  1. Poster1 pagePublished
  2. Presentation videoYouTubePublished
  3. Bill of materials221 KBPublished
  4. Team description paper710 KBPublished
  5. Engineering journal427 KBPublished
  6. Source code35 KB · GitHubPublished

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Simple's robot
The Simple team

In their words

Our articulated rescue robot combines SPIKE Prime and OpenMV control, rule-based vision, adaptive mapping, and a bidirectional rescue-kit dispenser for fast and reliable maze navigation.

Poster

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About us                                              SIMPLE       Rescue Maze                       Software
            Kyung-Wook Lee
          Software programming
                                             VL53L4CD
                                                                                OpenMV H7                              OpenMV
                                             ultra sensor
               Hyundo Kim                                                                                    Camera program Software:
            Program & 3D model                                                                      identify color & letters and send it over main
                                                                                                                       program
                                             OpenMV H7
               Yujeong Shin
                                                                               Spike-Prime motor
              General Manager
                                                                                                                 Visual Studio Code
               Seung-Ho Lee                                                                                     Main program & logics.
             Hardware producer                 Touch                              Geekservo        responsible for main programs for the hardware
                                               Sensors                           programmable      & complete the missions based on the info. given
                                                                                2kg motor (blue)                     by OpenMV.

     Hardware
                 Chassis:
   The chassis is made by the turntables
   in Lego placed in between the Spike-                     Algorithms
         Prime hub & back motors.

               Kit Deployment:
   The 3D models made for deploying the
   kits left and right separately with the
          single hole on a cylinder.
              ex) Geneva drive

Robot Revolution
               1st hardware :
       it is designed as a chassis
         on the middle for better
        movement over obstacles.
                Improvements:
       Added more models & sensors
           ex) kits, cameras, ultra
                  sensor,etc.
                   Final:
        Final hardware includes all
       the models that were made by
      3D & OpenMV hubs & sensors.

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Source code

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