What should a robot do if it becomes immobilized during the match?

If a robot becomes immobilized during a match, the best course of action is to remain still. This is advantageous for several reasons.

Firstly, moving an immobilized robot may disrupt the flow of the match and can lead to potentially unsafe situations for other robots or team members. Keeping the robot stationary ensures that it does not interfere with other teams as they continue to operate.

Additionally, staying put allows referees and match officials to assess the situation without added complications. If a robot signals that it is disabled or stuck, it can aid in the decision-making process for potential interventions.

While attempts to move to the home zone, signal for assistance, or try to reset could seem like proactive measures, they can create unnecessary hazards or confusion during a match environment, making remaining still the most prudent option.