2026 Bear River Ice Cream Social
VEX V5 Robotics Competition, Blended HS/MS, Remote Engineering Notebooks
- Encontro
- 7-Nov-2026 Adicionar ao calendário
- Código do Evento
- RE-V5RC-26-5118
- Programa
- VEX V5 Robotics Competition™
- Tipo de Evento
- Open Tournament
- Formato do Evento
- In-Person
- Sistema de Controle
- Smart Field Control
- Capacidade
- 44
- Lugares abertos
- 50%+
- Região do Evento
- Utah
- Registros máximos por organização
- 14
- O período de inscrição padrão está aberto.
- 10-Aug-2026 09:00 EDT
- Prazo de inscrição
- 30-Oct-2026 14:00 EDT
- Prazo de pagamento
- 29-Oct-2025 12:00 EDT
- Quantidade
- US$60.00
Informações Gerais
VEX competitions can be very engaging. We hold ours in our gymnasium where we can comfortably accommodate a lot of spectators. We try to create a friendly environment for spectators with reasonably priced refreshments, good visibility of the fields, and clear announcements of the winner of each match. Note: we serve only Dane Approved™ refreshments.
Register on Time
Anyone who has run a tournament knows that the sooner you have an accurate count of who is coming, the happier you are. Thank you to all who register early.
Digital Engineering Notebooks
All engineering notebooks need to be in digital format and submitted by 4:00 pm Mountain Time, Friday, October 30th. Notebooks are submitted through the team's events.vex.com logins by one of the team's registered contacts- How to Submit a V5RC Digital Notebook. Check your link to ensure it works properly. All teams will be interviewed by the judges, but only those who submit a digitial engineering notebook, on time, will be considered for the Excellence, Design, and Innovate awards.
Competition Preparation
This event takes place early in the season; for many teams it will be their first competition of the year. We try very hard to keep the event moving smoothly. The best way for you to avoid problems is to arrive early enough to take care of any problems that may arise. All teams should come prepared to be inspected in a timely manner and to compete in their scheduled matches. Here are a few steps that every team should take to ensure that they are prepared.
1. Review the game rules (override-v1.1.pdf) and run through the inspection checklist (V5-Inspection-Checklist-Two-Pages-Letter-v1.3) about a week before the competition so that there is ample time for adjustments.
2. Check the official Q&A for the latest rule updates, changes, and clarifications.
3. Carefully read all of the information contained in the tournament posting on events.vex.com
4. Pack for the event the day before the day of departure. Here are a few items that you don't want to forget.
Goggles/Safety Glasses
Spare parts & tools
Batteries and chargers
Programming cable
Power strip
Laptop computer
5. Review the descriptions and criteria for the awards that are being given during the tournament. In particular the requirements for the Design Award figure into all of the judged awards that will be given at this tournament: Judges, Innovate, Design, and Excellence. You can find more detail in the Judging Guide.
6. Prep for your interviews with the judges. Our judges will be practicing engineers who are willing to give up a Saturday to help with our competition.
7. Remember that safety comes first, please don't bring tools that pose a safety risk to your team, or others nearby as the venue is a tight fit. Also, remember no grinding or cutting in the gymnasium. We will have a station for grinding and cutting set up in the main entryway of the school.
8. Ensure that you have the latest version of firmware on your robot brain. Currently (June 2025) the most up to date version of VEXos is 1.1.5.
9. We will be using VEX Smart Field Control. Please ensure that you have your team number in your robot brain. See Smart Field Control – REC Library (roboticseducation.org) for details.
Participation and Consent Form
VEX Participation and Consent Forms only need be completed once per season. Instructions for the Participation and Consent form can be found at https://events.vex.com/consent/ (You may have to copy and paste this link into your browser.)
Skills Challenges
Per REC Foundation guidelines, all teams will be allowed 3 Programming Skills attempts and 3 Driver Skills attempts. Attempts of one type that are not used are not transferable. With two dedicated Skills fields, there should be adequate time for each team to complete their allowed runs if they use the natural breaks in the qualification rounds to make their skills runs. The Skills fields will close at the conclusion of the Qualifying Matches. With the large number of teams that we anticipate, it will be a long day, and we don't want to make it any longer than necessary for those who have long distances to travel to get home.
T Shirts
We typically offer a game-specific T Shirt for sale at our tournament. If we decide to do a Push Back T Shirt for this year we'll post a preoder link when we have it designed and available.
Nível de Avaliação: TODOS
Desafio de Habilidades Oferecidas: sim
Formato de Julgamento: Cadernos de Engenharia Remota
Desafio de Habilidades Oferecidas para equipes VURC/VAIRC: sim
Datas dos Eventos & Locais
Encontro: 7-Nov-2026
Vencimento/Localização:1450 South Main Street
Garland, Utah 84312
United States
Contate o Parceiro do Evento
eventos.contact.loginAgenda
Saturday
7:00AM — 8:30AM Pits open, inspection and registration begins
8:00AM — 2:15AM Robot Skills and Programming Skills Challenge *
8:30AM — 9:00AM Drivers meeting
9:00AM — 12:00PM Qualifying matches
9:00AM — 12:00PM Interviews
12:00PM — 1:00PM Lunch
1:00PM — 2:15PM Qualifying matches
2:30PM — 2:45PM Alliance selections
2:45PM — 3:45PM Tournament
3:45PM — 4:00PM Awards
This agenda should alllow 7 matches for team with a three minute cycle time between matches.
* Each team will be given a maximum of three attempts at the Robot Skills Challenge and three attempts at the Programming Skills Challenge. Attempts not used for one challenge are NOT transferable to the other challenge. The Skills Challenge will end when the qualifying matches end.
Voluntário
If you are interested in volunteering at this event please email Jeff Jensen: [email protected]
Política de Emergência/Condições Climáticas Adversas
If bad weather prevents you from attending, we will refund your net registration fee.
Políticas de reembolso e pagamento
If it becomes necessary for you to cancel, and you let us know before 4:00 pm Mountain Time on Wednesday, October 8th, you will be given a full refund (less the $5.00 that stays with RECF). If you let us know after Wednesday the 2nd, but before Wednesday the 5th of Novmber, we'll refund half your money. There will be no refunds for no shows (and no forgiveness in this world nor the next if you don't have the courtesy to tell us you are not coming)..
Health and Safety Policies
There are no special health or safety policies in place. If you are a volunteer, and have specific dietary needs, please let us know so we will be prepared to offer you a healthy lunch.
Encontro: 7-Nov-2026
Bear River High School1450 South Main Street
Garland, Utah 84312
United States
Informações de viagem
If you are unfamiliar with the Tremonton area, the easiest way to find Bear River High School is to take I-15 Exit 381 and head due east for 1.5 miles until you come to the first traffic light. Turn right at the light, and you will pass in front of the school. The main parking lot is on the east side of the school, just past the main entrance. There is limited parking behind the school. Please don't park in no parking zones or fire lanes.
Webcast
The tournament will be livecast. We will post the link here the night before the tournament.
Formato de Julgamento
Judging will be Digital Engineering Notebook Submissions / In Person Team Interviews. Team interviews will be conducted in-person at the event. Engineering notebooks must be submitted digitally by providing a link to your digital notebook. Notebooks are submitted through the team's events.vex.com logins by one of the team's registered contacts- Submitting a Digital Engineering Notebook – Global Robotics & Science Foundation.This link must be submitted by 4:00 pm Mountain Time, Friday, October 30th.
A new requirement this year is to include up to three summaries in your notebook. These summaries are a Season Summary (1-page), a Code Summary (also 1-page, but this summary is only necessary if your team uses code for autonomous programs), and a Credit Summary. See Season, Code, and Credit Summaries for Judging – Global Robotics & Science Foundation for more information.
Also different this year, it is no longer necessary to submit a separate form to be eligible for the Innovate Award. If you have something innovative that you want the judges to be aware of, you should mention it in your 1-page Season Summary.
At this tournament it is NOT necessary to print out your summaries and turn them in. Your summaries just need to be in your notebook and easily found from your Table of Contents. To make it easy for the judges, we suggest your summary pages be hyperlinked from the Table of Contents with bidirectional page navigation, that is, a hyperlink from the ToC to the Summary Page, and a link on the Summary Page back to the ToC.
If you want more information on how the judges will score your notebook, go here: Engineering Notebook Rubrics – Global Robotics & Science Foundation
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