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MMRC 26 is the IEEE RAS HTU Student Chapter's Micro Mouse Robot Competition. Find the rules, schedule and registration, and play the Pac Mouse game.
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MMRC 26 — Micro Mouse Robot Competition site for the IEEE RAS HTU Student Chapter
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Website for the IEEE RAS HTU Student Chapter's Micro Mouse Robot Competition 2026 — competition
info pages, registration, and the Pac Mouse browser game (Classic top-down + First-Person
raycaster modes).
Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Prisma + PostgreSQL (Supabase), Vitest,
Playwright, Docker.
The app needs a PostgreSQL database to start — there is no file-based fallback. The simplest
setup is to point local development at a Supabase project (use a separate one from production,
so test registrations never land in the real table).Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Website for the IEEE RAS HTU Student Chapter's Micro Mouse Robot Competition 2026 — competition
info pages, registration, and the Pac Mouse browser game (Classic top-down + First-Person
raycaster modes).
Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Prisma + PostgreSQL (Supabase), Vitest,
Playwright, Docker.
The app needs a PostgreSQL database to start — there is no file-based fallback. The simplest
setup is to point local development at a Supabase project (use a separate one from production,
so test registrations never land in the real table).Read the full README ↗