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robvanbaal
10.10.10 14:09
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I see many Lego bots in the arena. Too bad! I hope Lego didn't beat you.
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niekerk
10.10.10 23:28
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I see that this competition uses "relaxed" rules for the size, where the "original" Mini Sumo rules allow a max. width and length of 10 cm only. I do know that a few cm makes a lot of a difference here!
At the convention 2010 in Erbes-Büdesheim I showed two mini sumo bots built almost completely out of fischertechnik. The oldest one had it's own electronics, while at that time the smallest interrface was way too big; and the new one has a non-ft battery only.
There's some pictures of these
Earlier pictures can be found here: http://ftcommunity.de/categories.php?cat_id=1909
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ft_idaho
11.10.10 06:45
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Rob=> None of the LEGO bots defeated the ft bot! We lost only to the homemade bot using a Parallax board. (We won the first heat, stalemated the second, and then lost the next two).
Paul =>Thanks for sharing! Yes, the Discovery Center used relaxed rules. We could have built to a smaller footprint, but 15 cm was fun!
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Boise Bot Competion 2010
