Robots And Tech: Finals

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Monday, April 27, 2015

Robot Challenge 2015 Minisumo Competition (Finals + 2 Qualification groups)

RobotChallenge is one of the biggest competitions for self-made, autonomous and mobile robots worldwide. It brings together people from all over the world who share their interest in robotics and use the event to present their creations to a wide audience. With its 14 different competitions the event offers suitable challenges for beginners as well as experienced robot designers of all age groups.

Monday, March 16, 2015

Road to DARPA's Robotics Finals, Episode 6

Road to DARPA's Robotics Finals, Episode 6 Episode 6 of Computerworld's "Road to the Finals: DARPA's Robotics Challenge" sends us to Pasadena, Calif., where NASA's JPL robotics team is preparing two robots for the June 2015 finals.

Saturday, February 21, 2015

Road to DARPA's Robotics Finals, Episode 6

Thursday, January 8, 2015

FIRST Robotics FRC 2013. Michigan State Championship Finals. Teams 469, 3539, 217 vs 2054, 67, 2337

FIRST Robotics FRC 2013. Michigan State Championship Finals. Teams 469, 3539, 217 vs 2054, 67, 2337 Team 469 Las Guerrillas, Team 3539 Byting Bulldogs, Team 217 ThunderChickens vs Team 2054 Tech Vikes, Team 67 The HOT, Team 2337 EngiNERDs

Sunday, November 23, 2014

Finals SUMO robot competition

Finals SUMO robot competition Finals of the UGent SUMO robot competition 2013, more information on http://www.ieeesb.ugent.be/nl/welek/robot/2013

Sunday, October 12, 2014

Road to DARPA's Robotics Finals: Episode 3

Road to DARPA's Robotics Finals: Episode 3 The robotics team from Worcester Polytechnic Institute talks about the challenges of getting their ATLAS robot out of a vehicle without falling down.

Monday, July 14, 2014

Robot Challenge 2012 - Micro Sumo Finals

Finals of Micro Sumo at Robot Challenge 2012 in Vienna. All fights are shown in chronological order, each consisting of at least two rounds. If both win one round, a third decides the fight.

Two of our robots have participated (Halifax and Hector), the first one directly in the first fight at the right hand side. The second one looks similar and appears first in the third sequence. Results can be seen at

http://www.robotchallenge.org/scripts/trunk/trainstation/detail.php?competition=273