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[[File:FGRC21_Logo.png|thumb|RoboCo Official Logo]]
[[File:Logo-devblog.png|thumb|500px|FIRST Global RoboCo Challenge Official Logo]]
In 2021, RoboCo collaborated with robotics non-profit [https://first.global/ ''FIRST'' Global] to produce their first-ever virtual robotics challenge. Called The ''FIRST'' Global RoboCo Challenge (or FGRC21), over 37 countries participated in a two-month long challenge to build the best robots. Learn more at [https://fgrc21.roboco.co fgrc21.roboco.co].
==⚙ Structure==


In 2021, RoboCo collaborated with robotics non-profit [https://first.global/ ''FIRST'' Global] to produce their first-ever virtual robotics challenge. Called The ''FIRST'' Global RoboCo Challenge (or FGRC21), over 37 countries participated in a two-month long challenge to build the best robots. To learn more, make sure to check out [https://fgrc21.roboco.co fgrc21.roboco.co]!
The challenge season was divided into 3 rounds of competitive play: Qualifiers, Playoffs, and Finals.  


Each round of the challenge started when the gameboard was released. Gameboards are objective-based scenarios (AKA puzzle spaces) in RoboCo. Each board was comprised of 1 main objective, 2 sub-objectives, and 5 “secret” objectives, and each was associated with one round of the challenge. Once participants downloaded the gameboard, they worked within their country-based teams to build a robot that could achieve the highest score possible then submitted a video of their best run.


== Structure ==
To complete each round, ''FIRST'' Global and [https://www.filamentgames.com/ Filament Games] streamed a [https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpH4PuXCwRdDChB4Gn_oe2avPZhVn36-- video broadcast] showcasing all participants’ challenge runs, complete with announcer commentary and scoring for every team.


The Challenge season was divided into 3 rounds of competitive play: Qualifiers, Playoffs, and Finals. The team that made it all the way to the Finals and won is the Season Champion.
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Each round of the Challenge started when the game board was released. Game boards are objective-based scenarios (AKA puzzle spaces) in RoboCo. Each board was comprised of 1 main objective, 2 sub-objectives, and 5 “secret” objectives, and each was associated with one round of the Challenge.
==⚙ Scoring==


Each round of the Challenge started when the game board was released to participants. Once participants downloaded the game board, they worked to score as many points as possible by building a robot, completing objectives, and submitting videos of their best runs.
In the game, quantitative results were generated during the team’s run and include the following criteria.


To complete each round, ''FIRST'' Global and Filament Games streamed a [https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLpH4PuXCwRdDChB4Gn_oe2avPZhVn36-- video broadcast] of all participants’ Challenge runs, complete with announcer commentary and scoring for every team.
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== Scoring ==
Additionlly, expert judges reviewed team submissions and scored them based on the following qualitative criteria and detailed judging rubric.


In the game, quantitative results are generated during the team’s run and include the following criteria.
[[File: Criteria.52d9ceed.png|600px]]


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In addition to the game-generated results, our expert judges reviewed team submissions and scored them based on the following qualitative criteria and detailed judging rubric.
==⚙ Results==
 
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== Results ==
[[File:Team Algeria's Ruby.png|thumb|400px|right|Team Algeria's Ruby]]


[[File:Team Algeria's Ruby.png|thumb|300px|right|Team Algeria's Ruby]]
[[File:TEam Algeria's Elliot.png|thumb|400px|right|Team Algeria's Elliot]]


[[File:TEam Algeria's Elliot.png|thumb|300px|right|Team Algeria's Elliot]]
[[File:Team Algeria's Morgana.png|thumb|400px|right|Team Algeria's Morgana]]


[[File:Team Algeria's Morgana.png|thumb|300px|right|Team Algeria's Morgana]]
On December 18, 2021, ''FIRST'' Global and Filament Games crowned the first-ever Season Champion - '''Team Algeria'''. Their robots included Ruby (Qualifiers), Elliot (Playoffs), and Morgana (Finals).


On December 18, 2021, ''FIRST'' Global and Filament Games crowned the first-ever Season Champion of FGRC21 - '''Team Algeria'''! Theirs robots included the witch-inspired Morgana, the vegetation-covered Elliot, and the Jetson look-a-like Ruby!
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== Awards ==
== ⚙ Awards==
In addition to crowning an overall winner for FGRC21, we also crowned winners for each round for most aesthetic robot, most creative robot, most elegantly engineered robot, fastest robot, most cost-effective robot, and highest scoring robot.  
In addition to crowning an overall winner for FGRC21, there were also awards for the most aesthetic robot, most creative robot, most elegantly engineered robot, fastest robot, most cost-effective robot, and highest scoring robot.  


===Most Aesthetic Robot Winners===
===Most Aesthetic Robot Winners===
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*Silver - CORO from Team Venezuela
*Silver - CORO from Team Venezuela
*Bronze - R2045 TECHNONATURA from Team Indonesia
*Bronze - R2045 TECHNONATURA from Team Indonesia
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==⚙ Broadcasts==
Watch the broadcasts of The 2021 ''FIRST'' Global RoboCo Challenge on RoboCo’s Official YouTube Channel.
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elr6zTFpwIs</youtube>
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FIRST Global RoboCo Challenge Official Logo

In 2021, RoboCo collaborated with robotics non-profit FIRST Global to produce their first-ever virtual robotics challenge. Called The FIRST Global RoboCo Challenge (or FGRC21), over 37 countries participated in a two-month long challenge to build the best robots. Learn more at fgrc21.roboco.co.

⚙ Structure

The challenge season was divided into 3 rounds of competitive play: Qualifiers, Playoffs, and Finals.

Each round of the challenge started when the gameboard was released. Gameboards are objective-based scenarios (AKA puzzle spaces) in RoboCo. Each board was comprised of 1 main objective, 2 sub-objectives, and 5 “secret” objectives, and each was associated with one round of the challenge. Once participants downloaded the gameboard, they worked within their country-based teams to build a robot that could achieve the highest score possible then submitted a video of their best run.

To complete each round, FIRST Global and Filament Games streamed a video broadcast showcasing all participants’ challenge runs, complete with announcer commentary and scoring for every team.

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⚙ Scoring

In the game, quantitative results were generated during the team’s run and include the following criteria.

Scoring.57245c2e.png

Additionlly, expert judges reviewed team submissions and scored them based on the following qualitative criteria and detailed judging rubric.

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⚙ Results

Team Algeria's Ruby
Team Algeria's Elliot
Team Algeria's Morgana

On December 18, 2021, FIRST Global and Filament Games crowned the first-ever Season Champion - Team Algeria. Their robots included Ruby (Qualifiers), Elliot (Playoffs), and Morgana (Finals).

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⚙ Awards

In addition to crowning an overall winner for FGRC21, there were also awards for the most aesthetic robot, most creative robot, most elegantly engineered robot, fastest robot, most cost-effective robot, and highest scoring robot.

Most Aesthetic Robot Winners

  • Gold - Morgana from Team Algeria (Finals)
  • Silver - Robo Grandeur from Team Palestine (Qualifiers)
  • Bronze - KOFETARICA from Team Slovenia (Playoffs)

Most Creative Robot Winners

  • Gold - THESTAGV3 from Team Seychelles (Finals)
  • Silver - CRAZYVICK from Team People’s Republic of China (Finals)
  • Bronze - Robogee from Team Hope (Qualifiers)

Most Elegantly Engineered Robot Winners

  • Gold - NEOWOODHACKER Sri Lanka (Finals)
  • Silver - CORO from Team Venezuela (Finals)
  • Bronze - R2045 TECHNONATURA from Team Indonesia (Finals)

Fastest Robot Winners - Qualifiers

  • Gold (Tie) - THE R2045 from Team Indonesia & THESTAG from Team Seychelles
  • Silver (Tie) - STPCHEF from Team Sao Tome and Principe & A’SHI from Team Syria
  • Bronze (Tie) - DEUTEROKOMAT12 from Team Greece, IRAQ from Team Iraq, RAVINALA from Team Madagascar, and EXTERMINATOR from Team Poland

Most Cost-Effective Winners - Qualifiers

  • Gold - EXTERMINATOR from Team Poland
  • Silver - The R2045 from Team Indonesia
  • Bronze - A’shi from Team Syria

Highest Score - Qualifiers

  • Gold - RUBY from Team Algeria
  • Silver - STEAMPUNK from Team Sri Lanka
  • Bronze - EXTERMINATOR from Team Poland

Fastest Robot Winners - Playoffs

  • Gold - THESTAGV2 from Team Seychelles
  • Silver - R2045 from Team Indonesia
  • Bronze - Butler Mecha MK 3 from Team Cuba

Most Cost-Effective Winners - Playoffs

  • Gold - Exterminator V2 from Team Poland
  • Silver - R2045 from Team Indonesia
  • Bronze - BOKii from Team Montenegro

Highest Score - Playoffs

  • Gold - Elliot from Team Algeria
  • Silver - COFFEE CHAMPION ULTIMATE from Team Burkina Faso
  • Bronze - R2045 from Team Indonesia

Fastest Robot Winners - Finals

  • Gold - B.R.U.C.E from Team Australia
  • Silver - R2045 TECHNONATURA from Team Indonesia
  • Bronze - THESTAGV3 from Team Seychelles

Most Cost-Effective Winners - Finals

  • Gold - Morgana from Team Algeria
  • Silver - THESTAGV3 from Team Seychelles
  • Bronze - MR WOOD from Team Burkina Faso

Highest Score - Playoffs

  • Gold - Morgana from Team Algeria
  • Silver - CORO from Team Venezuela
  • Bronze - R2045 TECHNONATURA from Team Indonesia

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⚙ Broadcasts

Watch the broadcasts of The 2021 FIRST Global RoboCo Challenge on RoboCo’s Official YouTube Channel.

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