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I'm starting this thread for David (dcalkins) coz his forum status doesn't allow him to start a new thread here...
And now I'm handing over to David...
RoboGames 2008
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Ich habe ein andere thread geöffnet in "veranstaltungen", mein fehler.
QuoteDisplay MoreOriginal vonDavid Calkins
It's that time again! The World's largest robot competition (your own Guiness says so!)I loved meeting so many of you in Wales last year, and I really hope that you can make it to SF this year.
We're offering US$2000 for the HW champ, so let's see those 100kg robots! The rules are all copacentic at this stage (as Andy points out, ours aren't the easiest to read.. But your pneumatics are all allowed.)
The only changes you should be aware of:
1) 100kg means 100kg. It doesn't mean 102kg. Our scales are the final word.
2) We've had to switch to encoded transmitter/reciever pairs. This means regardless of your freq, it has to be an encoded-mated pair. e.g., Spektrum, XPS, etc. There can be no chance that your Tx can commuicate with someone else Rx and vice versa.Beyond that, I really think that, based on what I saw this summer in Wales, you guys have a great chance to pick up some medals. With the brazilian teams, Canadian teams, Australians, etc - this will TRULY be a world championship.
If you can make, I hope you'll be able to compete in 3kg sumo (basically a 3kg wedge bot), humanoids, and other events. There are 80 events in all, so you've got lots to choose from!
Hope to see you!
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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=DDP9fR7YAH0
Storm II aus England vs Eugene von der USA.
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Laaangweilig - aber trotzdem gut zu wissen, dass wenigstens noch irgendwas geht bei den Heavies.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8dcM2qm_Ao
Und naturlich geht nog etwas bei der heavies, nur nicht in Holland und Deutschland.
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