eceData.py

eceJson = [{
        'id': 1,
        'name': 'Circuitrix',
        'img': '/ece/circuitrix.png',
        'date': "24/08",
        'time': "10:00 AM",
        'venue': "ECE Labs, IIIT Delhi",
        'prize': "Worth 15K",
        'team': "1-2 Members",
        'regLink': "http://bit.ly/circuitrixsr",
        'description': "It will be a circuit analysis and design competition, where participants shall analyze and design both analog and digital circuits.<br><br><b>Syllabus:</b> Digital logic, Combinational/Sequential circuits, Operational amplifiers, Diodes, MOSFET, BJT",
        'rules': ["Use of internet and any electronic device is not allowed in any round and at any point of time. If found team will be disqualified.", "Scientific calculators are allowed.", "The event is open only for the college students.", "Team size is limited Max upto 2.", "Cross-college teams are allowed.", "Above event format is tentative and is subject to changes. The organising team has the discretion to change the format, without any prior notice.", "Decision of the judges and the organizing team will be final and binding. "]
    }, {
        'id': 2,
        'name': 'Circuitrix Junior',
        'img': '/ece/circuitrixjr.jpg',
        'date': "24/08",
        'time': "1:30 PM",
        'venue': "IIIT Delhi",
        'prize': "Worth 15K",
        'team': "Individual",
        'regLink': "http://bit.ly/circuitrixjr",
        'description': "Circuitrix Junior is a circuit designing contest for school students with the aim to promote IIITD’s culture of innovation and development. We believe that it will serve as an excellent platform for school students to demonstrate their talent and give them exposure to the world class labs, facilities and hardware at IIITD. Moreover, it will serve as a platform to showcase our Institute’s progress in the field of Electronics and Communication.",
        'rules': ["Only students from classes 10, 11 and 12 are eligible for this event.", "Students studying from open schools can also apply.", "There are no limitations in the number of students applying from a particular school.", "There would be 3 rounds in total - online screening, onsite elimination and a final practical round.", "Decision of the Judges and the Organizing Committee will be final and binding."]
    }, {
        'id': 3,
        'name': 'RoboWars',
        'img': '/ece/robowars.png',
        'date': "23/08",
        'time': "10:30 AM",
        'venue': "IIIT Delhi",
        'prize': "Worth 50K",
        'team': "1-6 Members",
        'regLink': "http://bit.ly/robowrs",
        'description': "Esya’19 presents to you Robowars, a game of style, control, damage and aggression where the robots will pit against each other in a deadly combat. This will be a ferocious and treacherous competition with robots in an arena of destruction. <br>Get ready as this will decide the fate of your warrior robot: whether it will be the king of ultimate glory or will it end up in a junkyard.",
        'rules': ["Maximum of 6 members in a team.", "Each team can only have at max 3 drivers including the weapons operators, if any.", "No more than 3 members would be allowed near the arena during the competition.", "The teams can change drivers before the match by informing the judges prior to the start of the match. However, teams won't be allowed to change the drivers in the middle of the match.", "Teams are not allowed to “share” members i.e. each person can only be affiliated with a single team.", "Team members can be from different Schools / Colleges.", "All students with a valid identity card from their respective educational institution are eligible to participate in Robowars.", "Each Team must have a Team Representative. All communications will be coordinated with the specified Team Representative only.", "The robot should fit in a box of dimension 800mm x 800mm x 800mm (l*b*h) [at any given point during the match]. The remote used to control the machine or any external tank is not included in the size constraint.", "The machine should not exceed 55 kg of weight including the weight of onboard pneumatic source/tank in case an external pneumatic tanks/source 1.5 times the weight of the tank will be added to the weight of the bot.", "The weight can be divided into multiple minibots. In that case a knockout would be defined as immobility of bots worth half the whole system weight.", "Methods of mobility includes Rolling (with wheels or tracks), jumping or hopping. Flying (with helium balloons, aerofoil, etc.) is not allowed.", "Non-wheeled robots (whose whole body rolls being in contact with the floor) should not have a continuous rolling motion.", "The robot could be controlled with wired or wireless remote.", "Teams with wired control are completely responsible for the tangling problem with their own bots. In such as a case, match will not be halted. Attacks towards the wire will be considered valid. It is the duty of the team to secure the wires. If during the competition, the opponent cuts the wires, the match won't be halted.", "Teams with wireless remote control should have at least three frequency wireless remote circuits to avoid frequency interference with other teams. The case of any interference in the wireless systems will not be considered for rematch.", "The robot should be powered electrically and power Supply has to be carried by the participants. It can be either on-board or via wire. Use of any type of IC (internal combustion) engine to power the bot is not allowed.", "Batteries must be sealed, immobilized-electrolyte type.", "The electric voltage (EPD - Electric Potential Difference) between 2 points anywhere in the robot should not be more than 36V DC at any point of type.", "All efforts must be made to avoid short circuits which may cause battery fire, failure to do so will cause direct disqualification immediately.", "Special care must be taken to protect the on-board batteries. Failing to do so will cause a disqualification immediately (will be regarded as unsafe).", "Changes of battery will not be allowed during the match (exemption can be made in case of battery damage, which will be decided by the judges).", "There should be a provision of a mandatory ‘kill switch’ to stop the robot in case of any uncontrolled response.", "It is suggested to have an extra battery ready and charged up during the event so that you don’t have to suffer due to uncharged or damaged batteries.", "Robots can have any kind of magnetic weapon, cutters, flippers, saws, lifting devices, pneumatic weapons. Refer below for further details on Pneumatics or Hydraulics based weapons.", "Use of any kind of nets, tapes, glue-based, radio-jamming, tasers, tesla coils explosives or flame-based weapons systems are not allowed.", "Spraying of any kind of liquid or gaseous substance on the opponent is strictly prohibited.", "Weapons directly targeting the control wires of the opponents are prohibited. However if a legal weapon causes damage to the opponents wires, the points would be awarded.", "It is recommended that the teams verify their weapon systems prior to the competition.", "Robots can use non-inflammable liquid to actuate hydraulic devices.", "All hydraulic devices on-board must be securely mounted to ensure that if ruptured, direct liquid streams should not escape the robot.", "All hydraulic-based weaponry systems should use non-corrosive liquids and your robot should be leak-proof. Maximum pressure allowed is 8 bars.", "Participants must indicate the used pressure with integrated or temporarily fitted pressure gauge.", "Entire hydraulic setup should be on board, no external input (from outside the arena) could be given to the robot for functioning of its hydraulic system.", "Robots can use non-flammable, non-corrosive gases to actuate pneumatic systems. Maximum pressure allowed is 8 bars.", "Participant must be able to indicate the used pressure with integrated or temporarily fitted pressure gauge. Also there should be a provision to check the cylinder pressure on the robot.", "Participant should have a safe way of refilling the systems and determining the on-board pressure.", "All pneumatic systems must be securely mounted to ensure that if ruptured it will not escape the robot.", "Special care should be taken for on-board batteries, pneumatics and hydraulics; those without proper protection will not be allowed to compete.", "If you have a robot or weapon design which does not fit within the categories set forth in the above rules, please contact the event organisers.", "Proper activation and deactivation of robots is critical. Robots must only be activated/ deactivated in the arena or testing area with proper consent of the event organisers.", "All weapons with sharp edges must have a safety cover. Event organisers will check your robots before the event. So safety covers are necessary. Without them your bots will not be checked, and hence are not allowed in the event.", "All participants build and operate robots at their own risk. Combat robotics is inherently dangerous. There is no amount of regulation that can encompass all the dangers involved. Please take care to not hurt yourself or others when building, testing and competing. Any kind of activity (repairing, battery handling, pneumatics systems etc.) which may cause damage to the surroundings during the stay of the teams in the competition area should not be carried out without the consent of organizers. Not following this rule may result in disqualification.", "There should be a ‘kill switch’ on the bot visible normally which would disconnect all the power supply.", "If you have a robot or weapon design that does not fit within the categories set forth in these rules or is in some way ambiguous or borderline, please contact the event organizers. Safe innovation is always encouraged, but surprising the organizers with your brilliant exploitation of a loophole may cause your robot to be disqualified before it even competes.", "NOTE - The minimum weight for qualification is 25 kg for safety reasons.", "NOTE - You are supposed to register on the form given on the Facebook page. Not registering on that form, will not confirm your registration.", "You are allowed to repair the bot only when the bot is not in the ring.", "At max, only 10 minutes would be guaranteed in between consecutive match during the final stages of the tournament.", "All the tools for repairing/ rebuilding the bot should be brought by the team itself, nothing would be provided on the spot by the organisers, except for a Electric port to work with."]
    }, {
        'id': 4,
        'name': 'RoboMaze',
        'img': '/ece/robomaze.png',
        'date': "23/08",
        'time': "11:00 AM",
        'venue': "IIIT Delhi",
        'prize': "Worth 20K",
        'team': "1-4 Members",
        'regLink': "http://bit.ly/robomze",
        'description': "You are Thanos- son of Alars, the mighty Titan warrior, who aims to subtract half the universe’s population by snapping his fingers. Though, this is not what he intends to do now, neither does he possess any of the infinity stones. His priority is to reach Nidavellir, and build the mightiest blade in the universe, one that can match the power of all infinity stones.<br><br> But he’s not the only one heading to Nidavellir in hope of building the mightiest weapon; Thor- son of Odin is en route to forge “Stormbreaker”, a weapon even stronger than Mjölnir, his former weapon. Thanos has to reach before Thor gets Stormbreaker forged (5 mins).<br><br>6 Infinity Stones are hidden and distributed at 6 different locations in the universe; each possesses a ‘specific’ power, that may help him reach Nidavellir as quickly as possible. Thanos may choose to head straight to Nidavellir, or acquire some or all of the Infinity Stones on the way that may help him reach quickly, in the best case. There’s a lot of permutations finding the stones and reaching Nidavellir, and it’s your decision how to reach the destination quickest.<br><br> Not only you, other teams too are looking for Nidavellir, and your objective is to reach the destination quickest to obtain the mighty blade, kill Thor, establish dominance and fulfill your ultimate goal, wipe out half the universe. So buckle up, the competition is tough, but it is you who decide Thanos’s fate!",
        'rules': ["Maximum Team size is 4, and participants can range from 11th class students to 3rd year college students.", "Team members may belong from different educational institutions, and they need to bring ID proof of their education on the day of event.", "The team is not allowed to view the track before competition, violation of this rule will lead to disqualification.", "The team must start in the direction of the volunteer present at the event.", "Any wireless communication on the bot must be switched off. Violation will lead to disqualification.", "The maximum voltage at a given point of the robot must be less than equal to 24 V."]
    }, {
        'id': 5,
        'name': 'RoboRace',
        'img': '/ece/roborace.png',
        'date': "23/08",
        'time': "10:00 AM",
        'venue': "IIIT Delhi",
        'prize': "Worth 15K",
        'team': "1-3 Members",
        'regLink': "http://bit.ly/32Luc7K",
        'description': "Have you ever watched NOVA: The Great Robot Race? Exactly! The one in which autonomous robot cars race in the difficult terrain of Mojave Desert! And obviously the great Transformers- The noble Autobots and devious Decepticons, the two intergalactic races of robots. All these have amazed us all our age and turned robotics lovers cray.<br><br>Roborace is a competition for autonomously driving, electrically powered vehicles. The idea is to test the vehicle-based robots in compliance with the race formats on the difficult tracks.It is a competition for human + machine teams, using both self-driving and manually-controlled cars. This event provides a platform for brands, organizations and individuals to test the control mechanisms, adaptation, robustness, etc. of their automated driving systems. <br><br>The innovative racing format will be an interesting and thrilling experience for the participants. It will prove to be entertaining for the audience and will pull the crowd.Through sport, innovations and advancements in autonomous technology will be tested, accelerating improvements to road safety.",
        'rules': [" Wired or wireless bot.", "dimension and weight limits to be decided after finalisation of the track.", "Solo race for each team.", "No. of check-points completed and time taken will be recorded.", "Maximum 2 recovery chances, out on third spoil.", "In case of bot malfunctions, a time period of 180 seconds will be given to the team to make it functional. If unable to do in the given time, the bot will be out from the race.  This 180 second time will be added in total time of the race."]
    }, {
        'id': 6,
        'name': 'RoboScoccer',
        'img': '/ece/robosoccer.png',
        'date': "23/08 - 24/08",
        'time': "10:00 AM & 10:30 AM",
        'venue': "IIIT Delhi",
        'prize': "Worth 15K",
        'team': "1-4 Members",
        'regLink': "http://bit.ly/robosoccr",
        'description': "RoboSoccer is back with Esya’19. Participants would be bringing their Robotic marvels to battle it out for the ultimate glory in the game of goals, ‘Soccer’. Participants would be controlling their Robots, wired or wireless, beating opponents in 4 furious rounds to win the supreme RoboSoccer title. To add upon your Robotic Enthusiasm, this time we have got heavy prize money. ",
        'rules': ["Maximum 4 players can participate as a team, where only 2 will control the robots in the arena, rest can hold the wires (if required).", "Wires should be kept above 30 cm from ground.", "Goalkeeper/Defender has to stay behind the centre line(in their half), crossing which, would lead to a foul.", "Holding and trapping of ball is not allowed, if a robot holds the ball for more than 4 seconds, it will be counted as a foul.", "In case of technical issue in robot while match, no time would be given to rectify it until half time.(Holds only for first two rounds).", "For next two rounds, a maximum of 30 sec would be given. They can get extra 1 min at cost of 1 point.", "Pulling wire and controlling robot by unfair means would lead to a warning and then a point deduction/foul accordingly, this may even lead to disqualification.", "Transformation (if any) should abide by the dimension rules under Robot Specifications.", "Intentional harming/hitting other robots would lead to disqualification.", "Any physical intervention in the playing field would not be tolerated.", "Substitution of robots during the competition is not allowed."]
    }
]