Results

The Robothon Committee would like to thank everyone that came out to participate and help in this year's Robothon. And, since we know what you really want are the results, here they are:

Robo-Magellan

First: Seeker by Dave Shinsel
Second: Scout by Tom & Cathy Saxton
Third: Ares by University of Waterloo

Beetle Weight Combat Robots

First: Attitude by Kevin Baker
Second: Creepy Crawler by Team X-Bots
Third: Dizzy Bastard by Rich Olsen

Hobby Weight Combat Robots

First: Raven by Mike Clift
Second: Taurus by Mike Clift
Third: Heximacro by Scott Ferguson

Beginner Line Following

First: Black Puma by Edgar Peralta
Second: Super-Raton by Universidad Iberoamericana
Third: Kitt by Jim Joyce

Advanced Line Following

First: Super-Raton by Universidad Iberoamericana
Second: Twisty's Sister by Tom Saxton
Third: Ariadne by Kevin Convy

Line Maze

First: Tesio by Universidad Iberoamericana
Second: Puma-UNAM by Rafael Sobrevilla & Gerardo Carrera
Third: Twisty's Sister by Tom Saxton

Walker Race

First: Hermes by Charles Olivier
Second: CW-1 by Jeff & Michael Schober
Third: 3 phase 4 by Doug Bell

Beginner Mini Sumo

First: Clone by Ian McIvor
Second: Clone II by Ian McIvor
Third: R-Penguin by Ryan Evans

Advanced Mini Sumo

First: Stinger by Dave Hylands
Second: Velox by Bob Cook
Third: Wedgy by Dave Hylands

3kg Sumo

First: Cannon Fodder by Kristina Miles
Second: Phantom by Dave Hylands
Third: Pete's Minion by Pete Miles

Judge's Choice Awards

Judge's Choice Award: Eddie by Washington State University
Rube Goldberg: Ball Conveyor by Brad Srebnick
Most Practical: Ares by University of Waterloo
Cutest: Viper by Barry & Ken Schrag
Coolest: Rybot by Ryan Wistort
Most Innovative: Mixed Results by Nate Waddoups
Best Engineered: Dedalo by Universidad Iberoamericana

The pre-registered list of competetors can be found here.