Program a fully autonomous maze solver robot which will be put into an ultimate test. The robots must navigate a maze and beat the clock to win.

Set your robot, program it, complete the task, and win the prize!

 Rules and regulations:

• Participants must bring a completely autonomous maze solver robot. The robot should not have features with which it can be controlled remotely.
• A team consisting maximum of 2 people can participate. (Registration to be done individually)
• If and whenever the robot wanders off the path, it'll be reset to its last position on the path and three seconds will be added to the total time.
• A robot is considered to have finished the course only when the forward most wheel completely crosses the finish line.
• Sensors and output devices present in the robot which are beyond the scope of a line follower will not be looked upon favorably by the moderators.
• All robots will be thoroughly inspected by the moderators before the challenge begins.
• The robot which completes the course in the least amount of time provided it accurately follows the given path will be declared the winner.
• The decision of the moderators regarding the rules and the conduct of the event shall be final and binding.
• Maze will be constructed using cardboards
• The sides of the maze walls are white, the tops of the walls are red, and the floor is black.
  WARNING: Do not assume the walls are consistently white, or that the tops of the walls are consistently red, or that the floor is consistently black. Fading may occur; parts from different mazes may be used. Do not assume the floor provides a given amount of friction. It is simply painted plywood and may be quite slick. There may be a seam between the two sheets on which any low-hanging parts of a robot may snag.
• Team leader should only fill out this form.
• The maze will not have any dead ends and there are no multiples paths as it is basic maze.