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| − | In total, Robots made by the RoboJackets won 8 fights, and lost 15 at the competition this year. <br/>[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLElIOq0YqgutQ9XiZDJFwER6cDbSeWYK_ Videos of all the fights can be found here.] | + | In total, Robots made by the RoboJackets won 8 fights, and lost 15 at the competition this year. <br />[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLElIOq0YqgutQ9XiZDJFwER6cDbSeWYK_ Videos of all the fights can be found here.] |
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Contents
Competition Summary
The NERC "Robot Conflict" at Motorama consists of a Double-Elimination Bracket Style tournament (a bot must lose two fights to be eliminated), as well as optional robot rumbles for every weight class. Weight classes include antweight (scrap and humor bots), beetleweight (3lb class), featherweight (12lb class), hobbyweight (30lb), and sportsman class (30lb with special rules).
https://www.motoramaevents.com/robots
http://thirdlawsports.com/2016/02/27/6-gifs-to-show-why-everyone-loves-robot-conflict-motorama/
http://www.robojackets.org/battlebots-team/
Results
In total, Robots made by the RoboJackets won 8 fights, and lost 15 at the competition this year.
Videos of all the fights can be found here.
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