A slight mis-understanding Anttazz , I wasn't suggesting that we needed people to talk to the audience specifically, ie have robots on static display. Whilst that's great - it's more 'museum' than 'interactive show'. Jamie has hit the nail on the head, it's about seeing the robots and teams that just fought.

When people have just watched a robot fight in the arena, they want the opportunity to see it up close, they want to be able to ask the team that just took part questions, to interact with.

Let's see how we get on at the UK champs with people being willing to interact with the audience more. I'm hoping that the high number of views of this thread, and low number of replies means people are reading and agreeing