Robothon 2006 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: Eddie by WSU Robotics
Second: Intrepid by Mark Curry
Third: Odyssey by Ted Larson and Bob Allen

12-pound Combat Robots

First: Shear Terror
Second: Fiasco
Third: Scratch

3-pound Combat Robots

First: Hurty Gurty
Second: Creepy Crawler
Third: Altitude

Beginner Line Following

First: neo by jeannete aguilar
Second: Agente Smith by Luis Armando Reyna Esquivel
Third: Burrito de la Comaye by Francisco Atl Aceves Bernal

Advanced Line Following

First: Asterix
Second: Mama del Topo by Eduardo Ovando Figueroa and Hugo Martinez Carrada
Third: Relativo by UPIITA

Line Maze

First: Alegomazer 4 by Gus Jansson
Second: panalito by felipe peralta
Third: pumita by Ruben Anaya

Walker Race

First: Nico by Dan Michaels
Second: CW-1 by Jeff and Michael Schober
Third: V8 by Jeff Steidl

Beginner Mini Sumo

Coming soon...

Advanced Mini Sumo

First: Stinger by Dave Hylands
Second: Velox by Bob Cook
Third: The Thin Man by Bob Cook

3kg Sumo

First: Phantom by Dave Hylands
Second: Kumitsu-Kami by Paula Edelman

Judge's Choice Awards

Design: Melty B by Rich Olson
Recognition of Achievement: LEGO Mousetrap by Alexander Kau
Innovation: Otto by Universidad Iberoamericana
Innovation: Mini-Crate Contraption by Gus Jansson
Engineering: Eddie by WSU
Engineering: GYRE2 by UW
Design: 3 Phase 4 by Doug Bell

You can also see the pre-registered list of competetors.