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MakeX Spark Online Competition

「Smart Lights」

2020 Makeblock MakeX Robotics Competition

Project Submission: 17th Sep.-12th Oct.

Basic Information

Participation Instructions

Projects Gallery

Results

A big thank you to all the contestants and mentors for joining the 1st match of the MakeX Spark journey. And a special thank you to the judge panel who carefully evaluate and review all the projects.

The final result of the 1st match of MakeX Spark Online Competition is listed below. The award certificates and score report will be sent to each contestant via email. Those who are not awarded on the list will also get the participation e-certificate. Any questions please contact us via makex_overseas@makeblock.com

Thanks to the judge panel who put a lot of effort into this competition. They are (no particular order):

André Bresges, Chad Smith, Yuhei Yamauchi, Nut Neamnark, Lydia Miller, Michael Overstreet, Pathik Shah, Zeljko Udovcic, Terry Jiang, Krittaphat Monaiyakool, Chris Jimmy Martinez Cárdenas, Faysal Saber, Muhammad Norsaiful Bin Abd Rahim, Khaled Eskaf, Mohd Zaki Bin Ghazali, Norman Navarette, Melalaine B. Austria, Mikael Timotius Kenny, Syed Bilal Hassan, Tan Cheng Yian, Jomar Cruz, Kwok Wai Terry Cheng, Yingwu Wang, Antonius Juniadhi Soekendar

 

Mentors or Organizations

Michigan Youth Empowerment Foundation

Supertrack

International STEAM Education Association

Bina Bangsa School Semarang

Youth Coding and Innovation Club

Harrison Lavins

Grace Cai

Antonius Juniadhi Soekendar

Shawn Yap Shaw Wann

Baik Ji Seon

Awards

Excellent Organization

Excellent Mentor

* Each winner above will receive an e-certificate and one Makeblock New Product.

Projects

Glow Grow Green

Smart Green Street Lights

Smart Future City

SmartLight:i-Lamp

MakeX_Plantern

Contestants

Gemmy

Arham Raffay

Jason Pratama Dwijonoputra

Eric Liu

Harrison Wu

Award

 

 

Young All-rounder

 

*The winners are qualified for entering MakeX World Championship, and they also have the opportunity to apply for the entry of World Robot Contest. Each of them will receive an e-certificate and one Makeblock new product.

 Elementary Group 

Projects——Contestants

MinJunKim——MinJunKim

Voice Controlled Night Light——Rachel Liu

JasonJoonShim——Jason Joon Sim

Smart Box ——Gordon Augusto Pook

Emotion Smart Lighting Music System——Shree Hariesh Batumelley

 Ice-cream van——Masha Bohovyk

I_car_light——Isabella Liu

Screen time light timer_V1——Phineas Moy

Lava lamp——Polina Bohovyk

Le Mans Racing E-Lighting Systems——Zain Ali

Manners Medal——David Zhao

How are you doing——Minnie Du

Solar Chasers——Aaron Steiger

SmartParkingSystem——Aayan Muzammil

The Ultra Messenger——Mason Wang

My smart rabbit——Syahilla Dafaiqa Sucitanuary

Nitro Beam——Darendev Maheswaran

Smart light for house——Naura Aletheia Maruf 

Awards

Young Engineer

Young Designer 

Best Creativity

Best Demonstration

*The winners have the opportunity to apply for the entry of World Robot Contest. Each of them will receive an e-certificate.

 Intermediate Group 

Projects——Contestants

Smart Bedroom——Ananda Kirani Mahagitta Wicaksono

SmartLight:i-Lamp——Eric Liu

Your Ideal Home Light——Lucas Wong Li Kai

Smart Curtain——Evan Motong Liu

Implementación de luces inteligentes.—Regina Caeli Flores Ramirez 

YeonJaeLee——YeonJaeLee

SPARKCALVIN——Calvin Jonathan Santoso

AI Color Light——Xinyu Chi

DongHyunKim——DongHyunKim

Light Flashing Robot——Louis Anderson Yapendi

Light saving and planting Robot——Vincent Robert Kwok

LED Piano——Anbang Jiang

Smart home Samantha——Samantha Tjia Shu San

Easy Lamp——Adho Satria Aziz Arastha

Alex Junhong Park——Alex Junhong Park

Brokenemotion——Nadia Dólera Bracero

Multi-function Bike Light——Eric Zeng

Smart Infants’s Eye Guard System- Yap Lyn Xuan

HyeonJinKim——HyeonJinKim

Light Gloves——Adoración de la Alegría Ruiz Navarro

Jason Yu Smart light Project——Jason Yu

DongYeonKim——DongYeonKim

Angel Book Light——Hannah Wang

Smart Future City —— Jason Pratama Dwijonoputra

Smart Green Street Lights——Arham Raffay

Smart Street Lights——Kyle Wu

Eco-Library——Manuel Nicolás Bertone

COVID19 CareMate——Aaron Zhao

smart_pir_light_sensor_rev1——Muhamad Rafi Nurprasetyo

Smart Streetlights——Victor Li

Project smart light——Jonathan Liang

Electronic Cane For The Blind——Anna Wang

Color Changing Flashlight——Jiachen Nan

Smart Lamp——Tony H. Xu

SmartGreenHouse——Andrew Zheng

LazyCat——Jason Yuan

IronmanAutomaticMusicBoxJovan——Jovan Antonnio Chandra

Pokelights——Ian zhang

Home Smart Lighting——Mohamad Al Imran

Glow Grow Green——Gemmy

Disco Ball——Sophia Shvartsman

Street Light Project——Josiah Luo

MakeX_Plantern——Harrison Wu

Bicycle Communication System(BCS)——Ray Tang

Intelligent Ambient Lighting System——Tomás Volonté Cingolani

KYRENEDIYLIGHT——Kyrene Kosasih 

Automation of Greenhouses——Polina Ragulina

Untitled7——Jerry Wang

The door light (code)——Joseph Reeves

Clare Park_lamp——Clare Park

Self-Wired Lamp——Yuhan Jia

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Awards

Young Engineer

Best Creativity

Best Demonstration

*The winners have the opportunity to apply for the entry of World Robot Contest. Each of them will receive an e-certificate.

Participation Procedure

                         01Publish&Submit                                02 Assessment                              03 Result Publicity

 17th Sep. 2020                                12th Oct. 2020                                 27th Oct. 2020                             30th Oct. 2020

      14:00:00                                         14:00:00                                           14:00:00                                      14:00:00   

*All the deadlines are subject to UTC +8, China time.

Construct Project 

Contestants must use mBlock 5 (web or PC) to program the project. Each contestant can only submit one project. The requirements of the project and poster please refer to Chapter 4 in Spark Rules Guide.

Publish Project

You need to publish your project before you submit it to this competition. Please publish during the valid period.(UTC +8. 14:00,17th Sep.- 14:00,12th Oct.)

Submit Project and Poster

Choose the project, fill in the personal information, and upload your poster here. Please submit during valid period.The link will be open between UTC +8. 14:00,17th Sep.- 14:00,12th Oct.

FAQ

If you have any questions, please scan the QR Code or click the link below to join the 2020 MakeX Spark Online Group on Skype. https://join.skype.com/X5KZg8YXsnXp

ABOUT SPARK

MakeX Spark is a creative competition program for young people. In MakeX Spark, contestants need to focus on the theme of each match, make full use of creativity, carry out the projects through software programming, hardware construction, and display the projects to others.

With the characteristics of low entry-level and flexible forms, Spark focuses on guiding teenagers to not only learn interdisciplinary knowledge and apply them to practical problems but also improve their problem-solving and logical-thinking abilities, developing their creativity and imagination. Through theme learning with practice, Spark helps contestants improve communication and expression abilities, and fully feel the joy of sharing.

THEME

The theme of 2020 MakeX Spark Online Competition-1st match is Smart Lights. Contestants need to create projects based on this theme through software programming and hardware construction.

Well-designed lighting sends light only where it is needed without scattering it elsewhere. Smart lighting system should be eco-friendly and energy-saving. How to create a better world with smart lights? Please contribute your idea and creation.

Participation

Submission

REQUIREMENT

1. MakeX Spark online competition is an individual event. Each individual contestant can be instructed by one mentor.

2. Contestants are divided into two competition groups: 6-9 years old (inclusive) for elementary group, 10-13 years old (inclusive) for intermediate group.

3. The mentor shall be over 18 years old, and provide safety guidance especially during hardware construction and tools operation.

4. Each contestant can only submit one project.

1. Publish project: publish source code, fill in project introduction text, upload project demonstration video, upload at least 3 pictures.

2. Submit project&poster:submit the published project and upload poster .

*Contestants should publish their projects in the mBlock community and submit projects via the specific submission link(Please follow the steps in Participation Instructions).

EQUIPMENT

*Contestants should use mBlock 5 to program projects. The hardware is not limited. Recommended hardwares are shown as following.

 If you want to buy any equipment, please contact the local distributor or MakeX Committee: makex_overseas@makeblock.com.

HALOCODE

Halocode is a wireless single board computer. With its built-in Wi-Fi support and microphone, the students can easily bring your board into the IoT projects and add speech recognition ability to it. It comes with plenty of sensors, such as 12 x Programmable RGB LED light, a Motion Sensor, a Touch Sensor, and more.

AI & IoT Creator Add-on Pack

If the mainboard like Halocode is not enough for your project, we recommend the combination of Halocode with the AI & IoT Creator Add-on Pack, which offers 13 mBuild electronic modules and 9 accessories packages equipped with appropriate building blocks, Python APIs, hardware online documents, assisted with wealthy teaching cases.

2020 MakeX Starter Kit

The 2020 MakeX Starter Kit includes mBot chassis, Bluetooth controller, high-speed motor for competition, RGB line following module, ultrasonic module and 9g servo. It forms a powerful software and hardware platform to meet the basic competition needs of the participating contestants.

AWARDS

Young All-Rounder

E-certificate

Makeblock New Product

Top 5 in total

Young Engineer

E-certificate

Top 50% in each group

Young Designer

E-certificate

Top 50% in each group

Best Creativity

E-certificate

Top 50% in each group

Best Demonstration

E-certificate

Top 50% in each group

Excellent Mentor

E-certificate

Makeblock New Product

Top 5 in total

Excellent Organization

E-certificate

Makeblock New Product

Top 5 in total

*Under the premise of complying with the rules, the contestants who have not won any of the awards can acquire a Proof of Participation in order to be motivated to continue their efforts in future study and life.

YOUNG ALL-ROUNDER

In each competition, the top five contestants of the total score ranking can win the ” Young All-rounder ” award (can be received together with one special award). The winners of this award are qualified for entering MakeX World Championship, and they also have the opportunity to apply for the entry of World Robot Contest.

Young Engineer, Young Designer, Best Creativity, Best Demonstration

Under the premise of meeting the rules, the top 50% of the contestants in the score ranking of corresponding dimensions have the opportunity to win the special award. Only one special award can be obtained for each contestant. All the contestants receiving special award have the opportunity to apply for the entry of World Robot Contest.

Excellent Mentor

The award is comprehensively decided according to the number of contestants and award-winning projects instructed by the same mentor. The quota of this award is five for each match.

Excellent Organization

The award is comprehensively selected according to the number of contestants and award-winning projects provided by the same educational organization. The quota of this award is five for each match.

ASSESSMENT

Through MakeX Spark, contestants can reflect on their abilities in five dimensions.

*Under the premise of complying the rules, contestants may receive a STEAM Ability Assessment Report. The diagram on the right is an example of the abilities distribution.

ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY
Use various types of electronic modules
Achieve the functions of the project accurately and smoothly
PROGRAMMING ABILITY
Proficient in applying programming concepts or algorithmic techniques
Concise program with no bug
DESIGN ABILITY
Design complex mechanical structures
Use a variety of maker or art materials to design the outlook of projects
INNOVATIVE THINGKING
Unique and novel solutions
Clear target users and project positioning, highly related to the theme
COMMUNICATION SKILL
Speak fluently in the demonstration video
Show the complete problem-solving process

JUDGE PANEL

Expert Judge

* Displayed in no particular order.

André Bresges

Prof. Dr. André Bresges is director of the Institute of Physics Education, the University of Cologne.

He currently researches the application of digital media in science education and the use of Learning Management Systems for K-12 and higher education. He is part of the Committee for Educational Technology in the American Association for Physics Teacher (AAPT).

Chad Smith

Dr. Smith is an associate professor within the Education of the Deaf Program. He is the co-founder of Texas Woman’s University Future Classroom Lab (TWUFCL).

He spent a decade teaching K-12 students who are deaf/hard of hearing (DHH) at the elementary, middle, and high school in Texas public schools. His research includes deaf students’ use of the Internet and technology, computational thinking with DHH students, and 21st Century Learning in deaf education.

Yuhei Yamauchi

Prof. Yuhei is currently the vice dean of the Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, the University of Tokyo. His research focuses on technology-enhanced learning environment design including STEAM education.

He is the author of the book “Innovation of Learning Environment ” in 2020. He was awarded the Good Design Prize (2008), Kids Design Prize (2012), and JSET Paper Award (2018).

Nut Neamnark

Mr. Nut is the lecturer of Robotics and Automation Engineering in the College of Innovative Technology and Engineering,  the  Dhurakij Pundit University. He has extensive working experience in industrial Automation System and Robot in Oil and Gas Industry, Beverage Industry, etc.

He was the head referee of the 2019 MakeX Thailand National Competition, and referee of 2019 MakeX World Championship.  

Fei Liu

Dr. Fei is graduated from The College of Mechatronic Engineering and Automation, National University of Defense Technology,with doctor degree of engineering, research focusing on robot control. 

Since 2004, he has participated in many RoboCup international and domestic high-level competitions as the chairman of the organizing committee. He is also the Head referee of 2016-2019 VEX Robot Asian Open.

Lei Wang

Mr. Lei is the former director of Innovation Project of Peking University Maker Practice Education Center, member of Global Youth Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Competition, and head of EwC-Entrepreneur World Cup China.

He is engaged in student innovation and entrepreneurship practice education for many years and won the Innovation Practice Award of Peking University for two consecutive years.

 

Shuaiqi Meng

Mr. Shuaiqi is an associate professor and senior engineer; former R&d director of Multimedia Division of Tsinghua Electric Power Simulation Laboratory.

He obtained 1 national utility model patent and 7 software copyrights, with 16 years of experience in programming teaching, software development and management, and rich experience in innovation education and STEAM course design.

 

Judge Group

Judge panel of the 2020 MakeX Spark Online Competition consists of a Chinese jury and an English jury, each composed of judges, senior judges and expert judges. The Chinese jury is responsible for the assessment of the three Chinese competitions, and the English jury is responsible for the assessment of the two international competitions. All the project assessment work will be online. Each project is scored by several judges, and the disputed projects will be sent to the senior judges.

Organization

Hosted by:
MakeX Robotics Competition Committee
Organizer:
Shenzhen Hulu Maker Co.,Ltd
Co-organizer:
Shenzhen Makeblock Co.,Ltd