Antweight Websites

**beligerant** · 14th February 2004, 20:30

How can I possibly follow that Pete?
My humble offerings:
http://www.teambeligerant.cjb.net http://www.teambeligerant.cjb.net - details of R.O.N.N.Y, RampAnt, and soon AntLifter. Also some hopefully-useful tech stuff.
http://www.antworldseries.tkhttp://www.antworldseries.tk - details of the current/next AWS.

Gary

**mark_lower** · 12th April 2004, 12:36

http://geocities.com/robotant http://geocities.com/robotant -picture right at the bottom of my newsest ands, not much else.

**flippt** · 7th June 2004, 13:54

New Address: http://Team-jag.rules.it http://Team-jag.rules.it

but I havent updated for a long time.....

**AndrewHibberd** · 19th July 2004, 22:03

my website is http://www.freewebs.com/anticide http://www.freewebs.com/anticide

resonably up to date

**runamok** · 26th July 2004, 21:53

I hosted a new type of antweight competition earlier this month here in the USA. Our antweights at 1 pound (456 grams) are heavier than the UK ants -- but I think you might be interested in the new format.

Pictures of the ANTBOTICA competition with links to rules and drawings of the competition arenas can be found at:

http://www.open.org/joerger/antbotica.htmlhttp://www.open.org/joerger/antbotica.html

Mark Joerger
Run Amok Combat Robotics
http://www.open.org/joerger/robotica.htmlhttp://www.open.org/joerger/robotica.html

**chris** · 28th July 2004, 15:03

looks interesting

just to let you know you have 2 classes in the US for 150g robots. UKAnts exactly the same as our ants and fairyweights which are 150g but without the size limit.

**chris** · 29th July 2004, 14:25

they seem fairly underground, alot of the sozbots, as we tend to refer to them, people are starting to build 150g bots UKAnts, fairyweights are ok... but with UKAnts its more about the challenge of size and weight.