Re: 2011 Robo Challenge UK Championships. April 15-17, NEC
Well, going off the champs in 2009, it goes roughly like this:
To start we have 3 qualifier round with three robots in each, from these qualifiers we gain points for the following
4 points for a knockout win
3 points for win by judges decision
2 points for 2nd place
1 point for 3rd place (but the robot must have entered the arena)
0 points for not entering the arena
The qualifier rounds are decided by the pre-event draw
Top ten scores from the qualifiers go through to the knockout rounds, which goes:
5 1v1 fights
5 way losers melee, 1 robot goes through
3 1v1 fights
3 way losers melee, 1 robot goes through
2 1v1 semifinals
3rd place play off
Final
Re: 2011 Robo Challenge UK Championships. April 15-17, NEC
A drum might take it this year. Drumroll/Boner has done very good the past 2 years. Just need some one to work out how many flippers / vert spinners / horizontal spinners and boxes etc theres going to be this year.
Re: 2011 Robo Challenge UK Championships. April 15-17, NEC
Entries are on the website
Re: 2011 Robo Challenge UK Championships. April 15-17, NEC
Ye, dont have a clue what sum of the robots are.
Re: 2011 Robo Challenge UK Championships. April 15-17, NEC
So only ten robots make it through from the Qualifiers! Going to be a short weekend for me.....
Re: 2011 Robo Challenge UK Championships. April 15-17, NEC
If you get knocked out of the qualifiers you have the opportunity to enter the annihilator though
Re: 2011 Robo Challenge UK Championships. April 15-17, NEC
Ok. I'm assuming there will be Whiteboards throughout the weekend, providing we can keep the robot running we'll keep fighting it!
Re: 2011 Robo Challenge UK Championships. April 15-17, NEC
Re: 2011 Robo Challenge UK Championships. April 15-17, NEC
Slight thread highjack, but what do you guys do with your batteries between rounds? Would you advise giving them a fast charge between bouts, or letting them run a little low before doing so?
I know ideally I would want to run them flat and them trickle charge them, but I can't imagine that is practical at a competition!
Re: 2011 Robo Challenge UK Championships. April 15-17, NEC
fast charge. Do a few slow charge discharge cycles when you come home (if they are still in one piece). I wouldn't worry about the competition format. James and Grant will publish it soon i'm sure.