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- A standardized debugging time and environment will be provided onsite. Teams may use model weights different from the online stage and make environment-specific configuration adjustments, but modifications to the core algorithm logic are strictly prohibited.
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### 4.2 Procedure
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Each team will receive 10 fixed-sequence instructions. Start from the first one.
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Each team will receive 10 instructions. Start from any instruction.
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For each instruction:
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- Move the robot to the given starting position.
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- Provide the instruction to the robot and raise your hand to signal the start.
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- If execution fails, teams may retry (up to 3 attempts) or skip the instruction.
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- After 3 failed attempts (timeout, collision, human intervention, etc.), the instruction must be skipped.
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- Skipped instructions cannot be retried later.
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- If execution fails, teams may retry or skip the instruction.
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- Instruction can be repeated if failed (timeout, collision, human intervention, etc.).
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- Before each attempt, the algorithm state must be reset and previous observations cleared.
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### 4.3 Time Limit
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| Action | Score Impact |
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| Successfully reach goal | success |
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| Minor scrape more than 5 times or Collision with obstacle | fail |
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| Minor scrape or Collision with obstacle | fail |
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If there is a trend of continuous collisions, the referee has the right to terminate the robot’s current action, with the severity of the impact determined by the on-site referee.
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