Seeker II vs Nano - Testing- 500gr sumo robot CNRG 2007

Seeker II vs Nano at the Canadian National Robot Games 2007

This is fun match, testing and learning flaws in robots design. This is not he official match.


Seeker II won first place in the master division

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Jerome
• Demers
• robosumo
• battle
• Ontario
• Toronto
• 500gr
• sumo
• robot
• japanese
• cnrg
• jeromedemers

[pimonspie]

how much do these cost to build

[JeromeDemers]

@pimonspie It cost a lot of money. Nano have some cheap 6$ motors. Home made PCB, the sensor at 12$ each and you have 4 minimum. Then you have metal and motor hubs. Seeker II has expensive motors. more then 100$ each. There is also a lot of labor and hard work! You can get some sumo kits for 100$ or make your own for cheaper or more. It all depends of what you want to achieve and put into.

[pimonspie]

@JeromeDemers can u give me some links

[JeromeDemers]

@pimonspie I can not give link on youtube, search on google for this "seeker II sumo" first link huv.com

[JeromeDemers]

@pimonspie Search for " Solarbotics Sumovore Kit" or "parallax sumobot kit" or "MARK III sumo" good luck!

[egeseatr35]

@JeromeDemers My sumo robot costs 875 romanian lei, which is almost 300 dollars. I used 50:1 Polomolu motors, Sharp IR distance sensors and IR-photodiode line sensors all connected to Arduino Nano board. I did not pay for chasis becasuse... yeah long story. It also has some LEDs :3

[pimonspie]

@JeromeDemers how could i build a robot under 200 seeker costs 250 dollars

[pimonspie]

how could i build a robot under 200 dollarrs seekers 250 also i couldnt find those kits

[spiko496]

where can u buy(or build) this?