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Latest revision as of 01:25, 18 October 2026
Robot Combat
Welcome to the Robot Combat Wiki
The goal of this Wiki is to have a single location that Robot Combat enthusiasts can come to find the information they are looking for. Like all Wikis, some content will be stored here while much of it will be links out to sources. Please be patient, it will take a while for the Wiki to build content. If there is something you'd like to know and you don't see a page for it, go ahead and create one. Editing some pages will be limited to known contributors but if you feel something should be changed or updated let us know or show that you can be a trusted contributor.
Stay Safe!
Some areas (like building flame throwers) are best left up to experts and pages dedicated to these areas will provide a general overview but we won't give step-by-step instructions on how to make things. We don't want people accidentally hurting themselves.
Categories
- Getting Started in combat robotics
- Glossary of robot combat terms
- Safety – batteries, failsafes, weapon locks and event safety
- Local Groups, Clubs and Organizations to connect with in your country or area
- Combat Robotics in Schools and Universities
- Running an Event
- Rules
- Events
- Robot Classes
- Fairyweight (150 g), Antweight (1 lb), Beetleweight (3 lb), Hobbyweight (12 lb), Featherweight (30 lb), Lightweight (60 lb), Middleweight (120 lb), Heavyweight (250 lb)
- Robot Combat League
- Communities
- Teams and Robots
- Kits
- 3D Printing
- Weapons
- Suppliers
- Online Tools
- Test Boxes
- Robot Combat History and TV
Design and Building
- Drive Systems
- Armor and Materials
- Spinner Design
- Weapon Shafts, Bearings and Mounting
- Self-Righting
- Multibots, Walkers and Shufflers
- Melty Brain
- Weight Management
- Fasteners and Hardware
- Wiring and Soldering
- CAD for Combat Robots
- Fabrication Services
- Hand Tools and Basic Machining
Component Parts
- Batteries
- Battery eliminator circuit (BEC)
- Connectors
- Electronic Speed Controllers
- Magnets
- Motors
- Radios
- Servos
- Switches
- Wheels
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