This is a contest where you may not use any microcontrollers or Ic chips. This may or not be challenging. You can make the robot do anything you wish (example= Line following, obstacle avoidance) The sky is the limit, as long as you follow these rules.

Rules

• You may not copy anything you see in LMR this includes even your previous robots.
• You can't use things from internet, however you may modify the schematics you find online.
• You must make it
• No IC/logic chips
• No Microcontolers

Entering

Hi there!

We launch another little contest at BricoGeek.com. We want to see your workbench, just upload your picture to our Flickr Pool and share it. For all pictures, we will select the best one on Feb 22 and send a DSO Nano osciloscope for free to the winner!

More info here:

we have many types of beam robotics such as:

****** winners *****

Is...

 

Ro-Bot-X

 

 

Had the only ''robot''  

 

next one is

A few people said the last contest I had too easy - so I've ramped up the difficulty quite a bit. But the prize is bigger - a Propeller Platform, Prototyper Module, and a new Accel_Gyro Inertial Measurement Unit.

The item to be identified and method of entry is right here.

Good Luck!

 

 

Is it possible to make a compass from something that was designed for something else and to do it inexpensively? We shall see!

 

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Goal:

To make a robot navigate according to various headings.

The Catch:

You can't use a compass chip to do it. 

The rules are simple: 

Well the Mr. Basic II chalenge has come to an end but not the Fun. We now have a new challenge for you. We want to see what you can do with Mr. General. Most robots can navigate a maze or follow a line. Be creative, have your robot draw a picture, chase the cat, dance to music, play with a budgie or change the channel on the TV using it's IR LEDs.

You can modify the kit however you want. Add lights, legs, tank tracks, grippers, sensors etc.

If you are good with the Lego Mindstorm, maybe you can be interested in this:

The MoonBots  -  Challenges Parent-Child Teams to Conduct Google Lunar X PRIZE Missions with LEGO Robots

More infos on:

 http://www.moonbots.org/

Anyway, the challenge isn't started yet...

For this challenge you have to desighn a robot (if you may) rocket. Use what ever you want. Get extra credit if you use more than one engine. There are no prizes for this. But you get bragging rights insted. Subbmit this as a regular robot. I will announce the winner on the comment secction for this challenge. Have fun and be creative.

 

                                                                       Bananas

please title you robot " rocket challenge" thank you.

As seen in the YouTube video (also listed in the Components section), FingerTech's Mecanum Wheels allow your robot to traverse sideways just by rotating the wheels independantly.

The Challenge: Complete a maze!  Wait that's too easy.  Complete a maze without turning!  Much better.