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#Kokono beat full

Notre Dame's units used computer vision (pixie-cam) to pair with a unique color on its wide receiver and track the azimuth in real time. Grand Prize - $2,000 (awarded by Notre Dame AME Department): Purdue-Kokomo (Notre Dame is ineligible for the Grand Prize)īest Innovation Award - $1,000 (awarded by VisualEdge): Split ($500 each) between Valpo and Notre Dame, both of which have functional Quarterback/Receiver technology that tracks a moving receiver, and adjusts the speed of the thrown ball to the calculated distance.

#Kokono beat full

Union came with a few robots, while Notre Dame and Purdue-Kokomo brought full teams and scrimmaged. Notre Dame and Purdue-Kokomo tied for first place in the combine with 24 points (using the swimmer scoring system). On April 2 nd, the 2016 Intercollegiate Robot Football Combine took place in the Stepan Center at ND, with four participating teams: Notre Dame, Purdue-Kokomo, Valparaiso, and Mount Union (new entrant to the conference). Valparaiso's huge victories were due to the outstanding performance of their quarterback/wide-receiver system, where they racked up big points on passes, in addition to touchdowns.

Championship: Valparaiso beat Notre Dame 81-16Īll four games were very exciting and all four teams played great.

Consolation: Purdue-Kokomo beat Ohio Northern 61-42.

Preliminary: Valparaiso beat Ohio Northern 100-31.

Preliminary: Notre Dame beat Purdue-Kokomo 36-31.

The 2016 Robotic Football Playoffs have concluded, and Valparaiso University has won the championship, and the Brian Hederman Memorial Trophy! Here is a brief summary of the games: