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The overall score for the championship at a tournament is:
25%: Robot Game
25%: Innovation Project
25%: Robot Design
25%: Core Values

In other words, judging counts for 75%, robot performance counts for 25%.

As for the prototype, there is no standard. Honestly, the prototype can be ANYTHING that makes it easier for the judges to understand what the project is about. Many teams choose to make something out of Legos, but drawings, app screenshots, actual products, photos, maps, decoupage, playdough, or anything else is just fine. Completely up to the team. Think about what your project is about, and what you can take into a judging room that shows it/explains it best.

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Innovation Project

--Is it correct that the judging session results in 50 % of your score?

--Also, how much of a "prototype" of your solution do you need to present?  If it is in app, can you present a few hand drawn potential screens?  A mock up of a flyer?  Or are people presenting functional apps (or whatever they came up with, etc.)?

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