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=Version 1 NH Antweight Rules= | |||
''See [https://www.robotwars101.org/ants/rules.htm RobotWars101] for the full Antweight rules and the [https://www.fightingrobots.co.uk/ FRA] for general combat robotics rules in the UK. All of these rules/guidelines should be followed unless there is an exception below.'' | |||
==Weight Limit== | |||
* The robot should weight no more than 150g | |||
* If it weighs a bit more than 150g, then that's probably fine as long as you're not obviously cheating | |||
==Size Limit== | |||
* There is no limit on the robot's dimensions (the 4" cube rule is not enforced) | |||
* If you are obviously trying to gain an advantage purely by making the robot gigantic, then you will need to be less obvious | |||
''Note: if you want to participate at other events around the UK, be aware that enforcement of the 4" cube varies a lot'' | |||
==Open Arena== | |||
* All fights will take place without an enclosure | |||
* The following weapons are therefore not allowed: | |||
** Flywheels or other kinetic energy spinning weapons | |||
** Circular saws or drills | |||
** High-energy springs | |||
This is not an exhaustive list and the marshal will review the safety of every robot during tech checks. | |||
=Resources | |||
[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1q-IKP7qDMD5kqkp6dnAK2yweB1xGi9lXDzc9b4j5Et0/edit#slide=id.g11ecfe3295c_0_26 Slideshow] by [[User:McMullet|McMullet]] from 23-03-2022 | |||
[[Category:Projects]] | [[Category:Projects]] | ||
Revision as of 23:16, 23 March 2022
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Version 1 NH Antweight Rules
See RobotWars101 for the full Antweight rules and the FRA for general combat robotics rules in the UK. All of these rules/guidelines should be followed unless there is an exception below.
Weight Limit
- The robot should weight no more than 150g
- If it weighs a bit more than 150g, then that's probably fine as long as you're not obviously cheating
Size Limit
- There is no limit on the robot's dimensions (the 4" cube rule is not enforced)
- If you are obviously trying to gain an advantage purely by making the robot gigantic, then you will need to be less obvious
Note: if you want to participate at other events around the UK, be aware that enforcement of the 4" cube varies a lot
Open Arena
- All fights will take place without an enclosure
- The following weapons are therefore not allowed:
- Flywheels or other kinetic energy spinning weapons
- Circular saws or drills
- High-energy springs
This is not an exhaustive list and the marshal will review the safety of every robot during tech checks.