The Goal:
Robots must find and extinguish a lit candle in a model home of 2,5 by 2,5 meters with four rooms, and do so without human intervention. The fastest robot wins.
Annual competitions are held in Toronto and Hartford, Connecticut
The club owns a fire fighting house (sometimes called a maze). It is available for use by club members. For more information email Ron at
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LOCAL ROBOTS
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owner: Ron C.
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owner: Albert
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"Bobette"
owner: Martin
info"SRX1"
owner: Stephane
info"Bribot"
owner: Ron C.
- description (MS Word)
- schematic
- video (mpeg,750k)
"KISS"
owner: Ron C.
- description
- software
- more pictures - top, bottom, back, front-left
- video - 2.7M version (avi/DivX)
- video - 10M version (quicktime)
The Trinity College Fire-Fighting Home Robot Contest
Held every April in Hartford, Connecticut, this event is the largest in North America and attracts robots (and their owners) from around the globe.
Eastern Canada Robot Games
Misc. Links
An article from AcronameHome-Rolled Flame Detectors (PDF)









