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+====== Concept ======
+Do-it-yourself camp, where participants bring own robots to solve others robotics puzzles.
+Similar to some hackathons or barcamps.
+Every participant is an organizer.
+Every participant invests time and money to participate. For 1 day event it could be e.g. 50-100$.
+====== Content ======
+During the event, participants will build or modify their robot, so it could solve available puzzles.
+In this context, a puzzle is an assembly of ~30*30*30cm, that releases a pingpong ball when solved.
+A simple puzzle could be e.g. a pressure plate that robots have to push with their own body.
+Another puzzle could require pressing 3 buttons out of 5 in a specific order. Or a puzzle, where robots have to repeat the playing sound.
+More complex puzzles may require advanced mechanics, image recognition, or special sensors.
+When participants prepare for camp, he should bring a robot with all possible components that he may need, and two puzzles.
+Participants themselves decide which puzzles they want to solve during the event and how. E.g. some may want to stick to RC and solve one puzzle at a time. Others may want to do it autonomous or try to collect at least 10 balls for a single run.
+Example of the puzzle prototype:
+https://experiments.makerobots.eu/experiments/2021-07-20_button-servo
+====== Prizes and winners ======
+No prizes and winners. Reward is a possibility to develop your own skills, have fun and talk to the like minded people.
+====== Purpose of the camp ======
+Show to a wider audience that robotics could be fun and accessible for all ages and all levels of competence.