AIM, Artificial Intelligence in Mobility is an exciting platform for engineering students to dive into the world of AI in Mobility and Robotics. Students design and create mobile robotics prototypes using cutting-edge technologies like AI/ML, object/sign recognition, sensors, motion detection, computer vision, and obstacle avoidance. Students will participate in multiple challenges both in simulation and real-world environment.
This fun and interesting event is targeted for engineering students, aged between 16-26 years, exposing them to program embedded controllers, develop algorithms for autonomy, and explore the world of artificial intelligence and automated driving. The vision of the challenge is to create well-rounded youth with industry skill sets and help them with the technical knowledge required for the new-age technologies.
An intuitive online platform for managing the entire competition process, from registration and training to team management, submissions, and results.
An opportunity to learn, practice and perform in the whole new era of Artificial Intelligence.
Gain exposure to cutting-edge technologies such as AI/ML algorithms, object recognition, sensors, sign recognition, obstacle detection, computer vision, image processing, and more.
Embark on a journey that opens endless opportunities in the AI domain, with the chance to meet and interact with leading industry experts across various fields.
Develop well-rounded skills such as communication, interpersonal abilities, ethics, presentation, adaptability, social responsibility, and productivity.
This challenge aims to design Mobile Robotics Prototypes by integrating various sensors inputs like camera, Lidar, etc. For the Regional Finale, Teams compete in a virtual environment using the Gazebo simulator. Post-Selection in the regionals, selected teams receive NXP buggy hardware kit. In Grand Finale, teams needs to compete in a real-world environment. Design and Develop:
Grand Finale prize: ₹ 1,00,000
Grand Finale prize: ₹ 75,000
Grand Finale prize: ₹ 50,000
Only students of 16-26 years as on 1-April of the given year of AIM challenge and currently pursuing UG/PG in Engineering from registered Indian colleges.
To participate in the challenge, registration is mandatory.
Participants need to complete task as fast as possible with minimum penalties. Details will be available in the challenge details document.
NXP AIM India has the sole right to establish and update the Official Rules and Regulations of the Competition.
Every project element submitted by participating teams will be NXP AIM INDIA’s property .
For any query or information, please write to us at NXP AIM India, contact us .
Enroll in the challenge, complete eligibility checks, and qualify your team.
Attend online sessions on Gazebo simulator, ROS operating system, AI/ML from OpenCV, and sensor data processing for autonomous driving, etc on simulation environment.
Design and develop Mobile Robotics Prototypes (MR-Buggy3). Objective is to design an autonomous rover driving algorithm by interfacing the camera and lidar inputs to the rover. Participants needs to complete the task as fast as possible with least penalties.
Teams for Regional Finale will be selected on basis of readiness for Regional Finale. Evaluation will be done virtually on basis of pre-recorded videos and online calls.
Regional Finale will take place in multiple cities of India, wherein the selected teams will join in-person. Qualified teams, need to complete the assigned task in virtual environment (Gazebo simulator) in the shortest time possible with least penalties. Based on Regional Finale performance, Teams will be selected for Grand Finale.
Grand Finale selected teams will be provided with MR-Buggy3 HW kit.
Attend online sessions on MR-Buggy3 HW kit, deployment of software code on HW, etc.
Grand Finale to happen in one of the locations of NXP India. Grand Finale qualified teams will join in-person and will compete their MR-Buggy3 in real world environment.
Yes, there is no restriction on re-participation.
Yes, multiple teams from the same institute can be registered.
No, one can only participate either as an individual or as a member of any one team. Multiple participation in other teams will result in team’s disqualification.
A team can have 1 to 4 members
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