Robothon 2018

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Robothon 2018 was a tremendous success! 

Here are the winners!

	Antweights	Beetleweights	Hobbyweights
1st	Launchpad McWhack	Allosaurus	Claw Viper
2nd	MiniDon	Flower Power	Quicksilver
3rd	Dark Blade	Debacle	Ninja Master

 

Full Brackets

Antweights:

Beetleweights:

Hobbyweights:

 

Video of the live-stream. 

The quality isn't so good.  Links to specific fights will be posted in the future.

 

 

 

Event Listing 

Robothon is a great Seattle tradition with all kinds of robots to keep you entertained!

Western Allied Robotics will be bringing it's 12'x16' arena to contain the 1, 3 and 12 pound fighting robots. 

If fighting robots aren't your cup of tea, there will also be Line Following, Walking Races, Pop Can Challenge, Robo-Magellan and Mini Sumo. 

 

Robot Type - Rules	Time
Combat Robots	8:30am - 5:00pm
Line Following	10:00am - 11:00am
Walking Robot Race	11:00am - 12:00pm
Pop Can Challenge	12;00pm - 1:00pm
Robo-Magellan	12:30pm - 3:00pm
Mini-Sumo	3:00pm - 5:00pm

 

Saturday Oct 6th - Ants, Beetles and Hobby robots

8:30am - 10:00am - Safety

10:30am - 5:00pm - Robot Fighting!

5:00pm - 6:30pm - Arena tear-down and loadout

 

Event Format

Western Allied Robotics events use a modified double-elimination format. The final is decided  with a single final match. If there are 5 or fewer bots in a weight class they will use a round-robin format. Please read the Rules to make sure your bot qualifies to compete.

Pit Tables

Pit table space may be limited so plan accordingly. Also, the pit area will not be secure from Saturday night to Sunday morning. Robots and tools will need to be taken home or moved to a storage room at the venue. If you have any questions let us know via email or the Western Allied Robotics Facebook Group. If registration hits capacity we may have a 4-bot per team limit to make sure everyone gets a chance to compete.

Wait Lists

We typically have some churn before the event so put your bot on the wait-list.  Wait-lists will be first-come-first-serve.  Based on past events there is a good chance that the first few bots on the wait-lists for each class will get to compete.