"The maze is made up of a 16×16 grid of cells, each 180 mm square with walls 50 mm high. The mice are completely autonomous robots that must find their way from a predetermined starting position to the central area of the maze unaided. The mouse needs to keep track of where it is, discover walls as it explores, map out the maze and detect when it has reached the goal. Having reached the goal, the mouse will typically perform additional searches of the maze until it has found an optimal route from the start to the finish. Once the optimal route has been found, the mouse will run that route in the shortest possible time."
@@azure8490 I think the explanation means the mouse have time to explore the maze automatically (unmentioned amount) and save the optimal route. This video shows the said optimal route performed in the shortest time and won 1st place.
@@nemesispromethius8873 Why Does Everyone Hate When Verified UA-camrs Comment On Videos?? They're Just People Too Ya'Know... Can't They Also Show Appreciation?
@@noonehere6258 maybe because there are some verified accounts who comment on every video and get tons of likes just because they are verified, it sometimes gets annoying
@@nemesispromethius8873 Well Then That's Just How It Works... No Need To Get So Worked Up About It... (Also I'm Not Being Rude Or Anything I'm Genuinely Just Saying Not To Get Worked Up.)
In case anyone was wondering, they perform a few runs...the first run is more exploratory and takes the longest...the next couple of runs start to optimize the route to be most efficient...then they do the high speed run we just saw.
Those ellipses make it sound like you're unimpressed. The concepting, coding, and execution of the mice are still incredible even if you interpret this video as misleading.
not sure what’s more impressive, a world wide cooperative comment troll, or the amount of human judges needed for this. Either way.. Respect! Greetings from my moms basement
It's a competition where a pre programed algorithm is put into the mouse for it find it's way to the middle. I did this during my middle school days and our mouse usually take a minute. 7 seconds is hella impressive.
@@papercranexz1235 I'm somewhat interested, does the mouse have a pre-existing map of the maze or does it record what route it has taken? also, do they program it to stop before hitting the wall (which would be awesome)? I'm not that good at coding only playing.
@@Sturdim the map of the maze is not given to the competitors. In the program, we see the map as made up of squares. For instance, a 25 by 25 squares map. We then set for each square the movement priority, for example, in a particular square we can set priority for forward, right, left, then backwards. Base on this, if the mouse detects a wall forward, it'll try to turn right, if a wall is there as well, it will try to turn left and so on. So the main objective of this is to program every single square, put it into the maze and hope for your mouse to find the path to the middle fast.
How to understand this video 1st: listen their language 2nd: respect 3rd: you understand nothing 4th: still just respect OMG don't look at replies. Some take it racist, some acting like Einstein, some mention about subscriber. I'm so confused more than anything in this video Edit.......again. Now an english language professor in this replies. This is so funny🤣
That's a little racist. U act like they're from another planet or sum... but, actually they seem like they really are, cause they smartest and hard working people in the world. Idk that's my opinion and I respect them I would like to visit China, Japan and Korea.
@@Ventilatori57 i'm not being racist..wdym.. I respect japanese people. They're one of the most discipline people in the world. You misinterpreted my comment😊.
all i understood that as it was coming back the lady said something like "its coming back home" then as it stops at the beginning, she says "welcome back"
Haha, I just started learning Japanese (which is how I ended up here) and those are the only parts I got two. I think she also says something in the beginning about being excited, specifically her heart (Kokoro), but that's all I got. The dude with the electric mouse deserves a cookie or something, that was awesome.
This video is so underrated. That is simply Incredible. The way it just fine tunes it's movements down to such an exact science, it didn't bother with 98% of the Maze and still somehow found the Target that quickly. Amazing.
It's something like 4th run; on the first run or two the mouse would search the maze and find the optimal path (in addition, the mouse can also search the maze on the return run), which it would then use on the subsequent runs. (I believe that the mouse has five attempts, and the fastest run counts; plus there's a time limit on the total amount of time.)
It's not even memorized, the maze is supposed to be random and the mouse is supposed to find a short way without any previous knowledge of how the maze is.
Amazing! I love those Japanese school and University championships. Also like the construction and fail tests on earthquake models. It really gives the students the drive to become better and study themselves faster with fun and happiness to improve their products. That is a great idea and I am sad, I did not have such competitions in my student career in Germany. Many greetings from Germany
@@chongxina1387 the tech is literally pennies, you can buy all the material parts needed here for under 20 bucks its the aspiration of a nation that America has sadly long lost. 10trillion won't buy that back.
@@JonHop1 Uh, yes, kids. Children supported by, sent to school by, funded by their parents. Young people not yet in the workforce. Not constrained by the need to support a family or even themselves. Free to LEARN and EXPERIENCE life. It's what parents call their kids. Did they change the definition and not tell me? Or did kids get so over-arrogant that they think they are no longer kids?
No eres el único que español. El algoritmo lanza esto a curiosos. La cosa es: Cómo logro programarlo? El ratón tiene patas o ruedas? La competencia es solo allá ? Allí si serias útil. Y estaríamos agradecidos.
Remember that the mouse is not supposed to have any previous knowledge of the maze, the maze is supposed to be random and the mouse must only have an algorithm to find the shortest route.
Those who don't knw what's happening. Its technology game.... Participants will come up with their digital half mouse with different programs installed inside it and firstly the mouse uses different search algorithm to identify the shortest route and secondly after identifying the shortest route it starts moving and finally it will try to reach the destination as early as possible 👍
In contrast to the original micromouse contest whose maze is 16x16, the 'half size' micromouse maze is actually 32x32 grid cells, and the cell is 90mm square with walls 25mm high, and 6mm thick (check the rules www.ntf.or.jp/?page_id=106).
Video : Japan Content : Something robotic Comments : English My Country : India Hotel : Trivago Being said that, the small robot mouse they are leaving in maze is given two turns. On 1st turn, the mouse traverses every corner of maze and forms the digital map of maze. On second turn, in order for that engineer to win, his mouse has to come up with shortest path to the center of the board and reach there in as less time as possible to beat other engineers.
They didn't show the first run, technically they make it maneuver the maze until it finds the finish line, through trial and error, it saves and calculate the fastest route for the second run which you see here. amazing engineering and programming tbh.
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I dont know why im here
I dont know whats happening
All i know is i must respect
It's all about the respect
All hail the great halfsize micromouse
...
is that a supra?
lol
"The maze is made up of a 16×16 grid of cells, each 180 mm square with walls 50 mm high. The mice are completely autonomous robots that must find their way from a predetermined starting position to the central area of the maze unaided. The mouse needs to keep track of where it is, discover walls as it explores, map out the maze and detect when it has reached the goal. Having reached the goal, the mouse will typically perform additional searches of the maze until it has found an optimal route from the start to the finish.
Once the optimal route has been found, the mouse will run that route in the shortest possible time."
Thanks,i would like to bring this mouse when i got transferred to another world so i would not lost in a dungeons
Thank you
Ah thank you, I guess I am now a autonomous halfsize micromouse racing fan!
thanks, but i have a question, is it the first time the mouse has seen the maze, or they have time to explore the maze beforehand?
@@azure8490 I think the explanation means the mouse have time to explore the maze automatically (unmentioned amount) and save the optimal route. This video shows the said optimal route performed in the shortest time and won 1st place.
The most interesting thing I've ever seen while not having a clue what's going on. xD
When you see a verified UA-cam channel only get a low amount of likes on their comment for the first time :
@@f3v060 just wait for a few days and see it blow up
@@nemesispromethius8873 Why Does Everyone Hate When Verified UA-camrs Comment On Videos??
They're Just People Too Ya'Know...
Can't They Also Show Appreciation?
@@noonehere6258 maybe because there are some verified accounts who comment on every video and get tons of likes just because they are verified, it sometimes gets annoying
@@nemesispromethius8873 Well Then That's Just How It Works... No Need To Get So Worked Up About It...
(Also I'm Not Being Rude Or Anything I'm Genuinely Just Saying Not To Get Worked Up.)
Man really put in the effort to program it to return just so he could retrieve it easily. That's a flex.
Big pimping.
They all do that..?
Atleast from what I've seen lol
imagine stepping on the maze destroying it just to retrieve!
(joke)
Just runned the previous loop backward
Tbh that won't be hard to do.
Me watching video: wtf is happening?
Me after scrolling comments to understand the video: yes this deserves my uttermost respect and greetings
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😂😂😆😂🤣
In case anyone was wondering, they perform a few runs...the first run is more exploratory and takes the longest...the next couple of runs start to optimize the route to be most efficient...then they do the high speed run we just saw.
I was about to say... how did it solve the maze first try, that fast??
Your explaination really clear, thanks. I was wondering at first is he cheating for these. But if it goes over a few round, it makes sense.
Those ellipses make it sound like you're unimpressed. The concepting, coding, and execution of the mice are still incredible even if you interpret this video as misleading.
I'm a few years late, but thanks for clarifying xD
Who came to here after seeing veritasium's video 🏎
That thing goes through the maze better than I go through life 😭😂
So true, she discover it step by step similarly to us and our life but she just go through it as if it was nothing 😭😂
Idk what to comment, but I'll put the smileys right here 😭😂
Lol😭😂
😭😂
After watching the video I was searching comments like this and I was not disappointed.
Lmfao I thought it was gonna be a real mouse and then ✨S P E E D✨
Real mouse is fastest
Real mouse will jump in go to the meal she is more smart then all those are watching this video
It was a real mouse.... it just had a power level over 9000.
Me too lmao
it has a mouse brain, he has ascended
not sure what’s more impressive, a world wide cooperative comment troll, or the amount of human judges needed for this. Either way..
Respect! Greetings from my moms basement
My mouse 🐁 is unable to make this
Greetings from a basement
SEND HELP
@@Insanity_TM meanwhile in russia, from greets basement
@@reine_zzamvila did you just receive 5 million per chance?
there was less bowing than I thought there would be
I'm a Japanese speaker and fully confident that my understanding level of this situation is much as non-Japanese speakers.
So, what does this video portray? Would it be like a championship game?
Dude, read my comment again lol
@@i05 I asked because you are a fluent japanese, so you could easily understand what the video portrays...
@@jcdenton3527 they're saying that they're as clueless as we are
When our alien overlords arrive, let's hope that they land in Tokyo so that they at least have people to talk to.
u just roasted the whole world
😂😂😂😂😂😂
alien overlords: good morning humans
Japanese : hey, the food is talking
I don't know why I'm here but it looks impressive *applause*
i thought they were playing with dominoes
@@pdp2160 that’s why I clicked.
I have no idea what this is..
It's a competition where a pre programed algorithm is put into the mouse for it find it's way to the middle. I did this during my middle school days and our mouse usually take a minute. 7 seconds is hella impressive.
@@papercranexz1235 I'm somewhat interested, does the mouse have a pre-existing map of the maze or does it record what route it has taken? also, do they program it to stop before hitting the wall (which would be awesome)? I'm not that good at coding only playing.
@@Sturdim the map of the maze is not given to the competitors. In the program, we see the map as made up of squares. For instance, a 25 by 25 squares map. We then set for each square the movement priority, for example, in a particular square we can set priority for forward, right, left, then backwards. Base on this, if the mouse detects a wall forward, it'll try to turn right, if a wall is there as well, it will try to turn left and so on. So the main objective of this is to program every single square, put it into the maze and hope for your mouse to find the path to the middle fast.
First rule when you came here, expect nothing but RESPECT everything. Thank you.
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If everything was worthy of respect the word respect wouldnt exist.
betul2..saya setuju
@@narukami597 ooooof, what a line 😝😝😝
@@narukami597 he didn't say to respect everything but rather to respect everything here. Here meaning this video
How to understand this video
1st: listen their language
2nd: respect
3rd: you understand nothing
4th: still just respect
OMG don't look at replies. Some take it racist, some acting like Einstein, some mention about subscriber. I'm so confused more than anything in this video
Edit.......again. Now an english language professor in this replies. This is so funny🤣
🤣🤣
Cheeng Phong...! ☹️
That's a little racist. U act like they're from another planet or sum... but, actually they seem like they really are, cause they smartest and hard working people in the world. Idk that's my opinion and I respect them I would like to visit China, Japan and Korea.
🇯🇵🚫☢️
@@Ventilatori57 i'm not being racist..wdym.. I respect japanese people. They're one of the most discipline people in the world.
You misinterpreted my comment😊.
Based on what I understood, I respect the mouse & the man and wish them a happy married life❤
🤣
Wuuuy hahahah😂😂😂😂
One of the funniest comments I've ever read 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Lmao😂
all i understood that as it was coming back the lady said something like "its coming back home" then as it stops at the beginning, she says "welcome back"
Haha, I just started learning Japanese (which is how I ended up here) and those are the only parts I got two. I think she also says something in the beginning about being excited, specifically her heart (Kokoro), but that's all I got. The dude with the electric mouse deserves a cookie or something, that was awesome.
@@2Sor2Fig yea I'm just a weeeb that catches on a few words here and there in anime.
She said "The speed of it coming back is abnormal" and the woman at the end said "Isn't that too fast?"
@@daingsyakir9441 Oh! Thank-you.
@@daingsyakir9441 I get it now, "Koko kara" means is like... "from here". Well, a little more than before, anyway.
I was thinking those walls would not be high enough to stop a mouse climbing over them...
Same here🤣
Except it was a robot!!
It's half size.
This video is so underrated. That is simply Incredible. The way it just fine tunes it's movements down to such an exact science, it didn't bother with 98% of the Maze and still somehow found the Target that quickly. Amazing.
yes but what is it?
You forgot respect ✨
It's something like 4th run; on the first run or two the mouse would search the maze and find the optimal path (in addition, the mouse can also search the maze on the return run), which it would then use on the subsequent runs. (I believe that the mouse has five attempts, and the fastest run counts; plus there's a time limit on the total amount of time.)
Meanwhile Murrica be like :
"Write that down.. write that down! and multiply it by 10 times the craziness & 20 times the marketing"
lmao but true
The writer: Brain set to mega
Give it Bluetooth and a vacuum we'll make millions
When you generalize a country by less than 1 percent of its inhabitants and you get ignorance
@@dangoopta2927 interesting comment.. I'm intrigued
最初「何これ？」
中盤「おー」
終盤「戻ってもくるんや」
結論「何これ？」
マイクロマウス競技です。
自律&自立のロボットで、当日まで内緒の迷路をいち早くゴールまで辿り着けるかを競うものです。
これはハーフサイズですので125mm四方のロボットですね。
@@greenwoodricca8937 さん
ダミーの道もあるのにそちらに迷い込まずゴールを最短で目指すのは何故？
俯瞰視点も見られるようになっているんですか？それとも偶然？
@@user-oc2rq7rh2k
失礼
制限時間10分で、5回チャンスがあって、その間にいろんなコースを走り回り、処理させて
最短ルートをロボットが見つけます。
この動画は5回目のチャレンジだと思われます。
@@user-oc2rq7rh2k
すみません
画面に4と表示されてるので4回目ですね。
@@greenwoodricca8937 さん
詳しい説明をありがとうございます。
迷宮に迷い込んでいるというのにたった４回のチャレンジで
最適ルートを見つけて脱出できてしまうんですね…すごい。
I deem this person of high regard. Salutations from a certain small island country located along the Malay Archipelago.
Antarctica?
@@dmath1490 This guy geographs.
Pitcairn? If so stay on this side of the internet...
@@dmath1490 he said Malay bruh
bro u from timor?
For the first 20 seconds my bimbo head was thinking " how did he train a mouse to memorize the whole track? "
It's not even memorized, the maze is supposed to be random and the mouse is supposed to find a short way without any previous knowledge of how the maze is.
Amazing! I love those Japanese school and University championships. Also like the construction and fail tests on earthquake models.
It really gives the students the drive to become better and study themselves faster with fun and happiness to improve their products.
That is a great idea and I am sad, I did not have such competitions in my student career in Germany.
Many greetings from Germany
North Carolina! Respect from greetings.
Greetings! Greetings from greetings.
Respect! Greetings from Respect!
Respect your Respectors.
@@Gizziiusa Welcome to the RESPECT zone
@@Gizziiusa Respect the niggas
respected respect for all your respects
I don't know why UA-cam recommended this after 1 year.
What's actually happening here...🤔
But I know that the person should be highly regarded.
The lady at the end: "isn't it a little fast?"
Yes. Yes it is
قول والله
Kids building stuff, experimenting, learning from their failures, enjoying success. I hope there's a lot of kids here in the US thinking like that.
It ain't free and it isnt for poor people's kids
kids?
@@chongxina1387 the tech is literally pennies, you can buy all the material parts needed here for under 20 bucks its the aspiration of a nation that America has sadly long lost. 10trillion won't buy that back.
American teens: lets bully someone and get shot by the kid we bully
@@JonHop1 Uh, yes, kids. Children supported by, sent to school by, funded by their parents. Young people not yet in the workforce. Not constrained by the need to support a family or even themselves. Free to LEARN and EXPERIENCE life. It's what parents call their kids. Did they change the definition and not tell me? Or did kids get so over-arrogant that they think they are no longer kids?
最後に「帰り速くない？」って言ってて草
JKっぽい口調がとてもいいw
行きとだいたい同じですよね
No one expected that mouse to be sonic
I have watched it more than 10 times and my respect increases exponentially each time.
Respect! Greetings from the great gates of Tartarus!
Unbelievable Jeff, the showboating of this kid is on another level. You have to respect that play.
@Indian Streetshietters Get a life kid
That's got to be one of the most impressive things I've seen in UA-cam 🤩
Thanks veritasium for the new competition =\
where's the micromouses anime? there's isn't one yet?
Respect! Greetings from the future.
Remember, Genisys is Skynet...
@@SwankeyMonkey *Genesis and no.
*Si amigo, un comentario en español!! ,y este algoritmo de UA-cam es un Lokillo pero entretenido video del robot ratón en un laberinto 🇪🇨*
I don't understand you, but yes... the UA-cam algorithm has brought us back together
Por fin entendí el video. Gracias
Ahora ya entendí arigato
Jaja viva colombia y puto añgoritmo de youtube jaja
No eres el único que español. El algoritmo lanza esto a curiosos. La cosa es: Cómo logro programarlo? El ratón tiene patas o ruedas?
La competencia es solo allá ?
Allí si serias útil. Y estaríamos agradecidos.
UA-cam recommending this after 2 years is s miracle in itself...Normal recommendation time is 6 yrs
Bro why did I expect an actual living mouse
for anyone who doesnt understand: the robot is created to find the fastest way (like AI)
Estos algoritmos de youtube son impresionantes.
Aquí estoy viendo algo que ni entiendo.
Jejejjeje x2
Lol
El tema es que tiene que calcular el solo la ruta más corta, de locos estos japos
Yo acá buscando comentarios en español ,para no sentirme solo ,xd😂😂😂
Jajajaja. Esa es la.idea
Respect! Greetings from Texas
Greetings. Respect from Singapore.
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This is the 2nd video in my entire life that made my JAW DROP!
I think it's a programmed micromouse which solved the maze soo fast and that's an insane work of art.
Respect! Greetings from Australia
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Respect! greetings from Utah.
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Remembering my childhood days, I was not even dreaming of something like that! Wow!
Remember that the mouse is not supposed to have any previous knowledge of the maze, the maze is supposed to be random and the mouse must only have an algorithm to find the shortest route.
Wow. Respect! greetings from Hawaii
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Jesus wtf happened to the comment section here
also..
Respect! Greetings from Vietnam.
Ông ơi, cho hỏi là họ sử dụng truyền động kiểu gì mà nó bẻ cua nhanh và chuẩn dữ vậy
Those who don't knw what's happening. Its technology game.... Participants will come up with their digital half mouse with different programs installed inside it and firstly the mouse uses different search algorithm to identify the shortest route and secondly after identifying the shortest route it starts moving and finally it will try to reach the destination as early as possible 👍
What the hell did I just watch? And why was it more awesome than I even know?
Respect! Greetings from Proxima Centauri.
Really? I'm currently on a diplomatic mission to Quo'nos in the Leo constellation, meeting with the Klingon high council
Respect! Greetings from Galapagos Island!
いろんな国と地域からリスペクトが溢れておる
In contrast to the original micromouse contest whose maze is 16x16, the 'half size' micromouse maze is actually 32x32 grid cells, and the cell is 90mm square with walls 25mm high, and 6mm thick (check the rules www.ntf.or.jp/?page_id=106).
Oh cool, I saw another that said it was 16x16 so I was confused why it was larger than 16x16
Person in the crowd:"I am so excited to watch competition"
*looks at the phone for 7 seconds*
"what did I miss"
This is what the rest of the world are doing whilst we're arguing about how many genders there are.
Nuh uh. STEM still does its thing whether in the west or east. Its only just social "science" that does bullshit
How does it have such control? Such navigation? Such good grip, precise motion and never touches the wall while changing direction so fast.
It even came back, what a legend
respect! incredible speed
Here after veritasium video
UA-cam recommend me
I clicked the video and
I respect the player how fast he is
Come pochi secondi, ma io voglio ore sottotitolate di sta meraviglia. Altro che il calcio, le nerdate sono il futuro
"SOMETHING SO SAMLL YET SO INCREDIBLE"
that sounds familiar 🤔🤔
@@ryuu219 meme of News lady saying it to a fellow worker Men..
Que caralha an, obrigado youtube por mais esse vídeo demais hahaha.
hola verificado anonymus
@@nagatoro2541 Sai daí espanhol
@@jcdenton3527 nadie lo conoce por eso es anonymus
That's one great robomice. He even made sure that the robomice traces its path back to return so he can retrieve it easily. Damn that was good one.
This country is amazing
im so confused by these comments.
They are bots, some of them don't even make sense "North Carolina! Respect from greetings." dafuq
Respect ! Greetings from Brazil :))
This channel is korean
@@Jack-rr9nh Who?
Impressive. It can even return back through the same path. Very fast software n hardware coordination.
Japanese people are always awesome. We can always rely on them.
Video : Japan
Content : Something robotic
Comments : English
My Country : India
Hotel : Trivago
Being said that, the small robot mouse they are leaving in maze is given two turns.
On 1st turn, the mouse traverses every corner of maze and forms the digital map of maze.
On second turn, in order for that engineer to win, his mouse has to come up with shortest path to the center of the board and reach there in as less time as possible to beat other engineers.
Here Peruvian reading
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
THAT IS WHAT YOU'LL FIND FROM ME
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
GREETING FROM HAWAII!!!
This has absolutely changed the game. The applications for this are limitless.
They didn't show the first run, technically they make it maneuver the maze until it finds the finish line, through trial and error, it saves and calculate the fastest route for the second run which you see here.
amazing engineering and programming tbh.
Three words.
Respect.
Respect! Greeting from Texas Chicken
IMPRESIONANTE la presicion de las matematicas para resolver este tipo de ejercicios!
How i run to my room after turning off the light at 3 am:
난 왜 여기로 이끌려 온 것일까
に ほ ん じ ん 挙手🙋
You know its a good video when it's under 1 minute
I'm not sure WHAT I just watched,but I was entertained
The developer- Created a machine this small and packed with sensors and motors for such swift movements, programmed to find the shortest route autonomously and even return back
UA-cam comments- R E S P E C T
Либо мышь заранее знала маршрут, либо ей очень повезло. Было бы интересней исщи она проход по честному, но и так выглядит круто
Это ж не мышь... какой то двигатель с интелектом..
@@user-vd5lk6te7m такие устройства чаще всего называют робомышь, а я сократил
It's 4 am, and I am watching this.
Thanks algorithm
Is that micromouse is working based on Dijkstra's algorithm to find the shortest path or AI?
Respect! Greetings from a small island that deems respect in high regard.
Damn all I have to add is that I respect tf outta this
And here I am, can't even find my way out of IKEA.
Respect! Greetings from the Hive
Respect! Greetings from Atlantis
Me when mom prepares my favourite dish :
Japan is one my favorite country..Love from India🇮🇳🇯🇵💕😊
0:22 「宇宙人枠とはこのことｱｯ、、、///」
Now I can say :
“We shall never surender”
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