RobotoKAUST 2023: Short Robotics Story and Video Contest Overview Deadline: March 12, 2023 The winners will be announced during the RobotoKAUST Gala Event on May 9, 2023, at 5 pm.Prizes will be announced later! Short Story, Video, and Comics Contest organized duringthe KAUST Research Conference on Robotics and Autonomy 2023#RobotoKAUST 2023Organizers of the KAUST Research Conference on Robotics and Autonomy 2023 would like to invite you to take part in the third edition of the Robotics Contest. This time we welcome submissions in three different categories: short stories, comics, and video animations. The overall theme will be "Robots & Emotions". So, unleash your creativity, and tell us what you can see in words, images, or animations.We welcome the following submissions from the KAUST Community Members:Short StoryThe stories should have no more than 200 words.Language: English, or English and Arabic. Apply here.Video AnimationsAnimated videos should tell a story about robots.The length of the video should not exceed 2 min.Apply here.ComicsThe drawings in the comics can be digital- or hand-drawings. You can find a template here (.pptx file).Apply here.Notification and PricesPrizes will be announced later!Following last year’s format, the best works will be showcased during the RobotoKAUST Exhibit. The winners will be announced during the RobotoKAUST Gala Event on May 9, 2023, at 5 pm.The winning stories will be turned into video animations. The organizers plan to publish a book with all the entries from the contest.If you have inquiries, feel free to contact us at robotokaust@kaust.edu.saCheck here last year’s edition winners:Story by Chloe Versoza*First prize for the story*Story by Hannah Lynn AdlerStory by Hendrik KuijerStory by Pablo Finkbeiner Rivera TKS G6 StudentStory by Apurva Shinde TKS G5 StudentStory by Weronika Ogieglo TKS G2 StudentVideo animationsTKS G5 Student, Khadija Adamu, prepared a video animation "The Detective Robot Fish". This work was awarded the first prize in the contest. The event is brought to you by Prof. Eric Feron, Prof. Shinkyu Park, (KAUST RISC Lab) in collaboration with Prof. Raquel Peixoto, (Red Sea Research Center).
