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== Competition Summary == | == Competition Summary == | ||
| − | + | RoboJackets 20th Anniversary Competition was hosted by RoboJackets in the Georgia Tech student center on the 30th of March. It consisted of beetle-weight battle bot, lego-sumo, and Roboracing competitions as well as a show case for our 120 pound bots Mandiiii and Cassowarii (middle-weight). We had some local teams attend as well as some from out of state. The beetle-weight tournament was fought as a Double-Loss Bracket Style tournament, where every team is guaranteed two matches. | |
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| − | The overall winner of the | + | The overall winner of the BattleBots was the bot Dynastinei, an under-cutter three pound bot made by a Georgia Tech student and former RoboJackets member. Almost all of RoboJacket's three pound bots passed safety, and Crispi, Groovi, Doori, Unlucki, Entropi, and Furi all won a match (including by forfeit). |
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[[Category:2018-2019]] | [[Category:2018-2019]] | ||
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Competition Summary
RoboJackets 20th Anniversary Competition was hosted by RoboJackets in the Georgia Tech student center on the 30th of March. It consisted of beetle-weight battle bot, lego-sumo, and Roboracing competitions as well as a show case for our 120 pound bots Mandiiii and Cassowarii (middle-weight). We had some local teams attend as well as some from out of state. The beetle-weight tournament was fought as a Double-Loss Bracket Style tournament, where every team is guaranteed two matches.
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Results
The overall winner of the BattleBots was the bot Dynastinei, an under-cutter three pound bot made by a Georgia Tech student and former RoboJackets member. Almost all of RoboJacket's three pound bots passed safety, and Crispi, Groovi, Doori, Unlucki, Entropi, and Furi all won a match (including by forfeit).
