Kilobots XLI @ UofS Spectrum
Saskatoon, SK, CA
January 12 - January 13, 2019
Event Information
| Organizer: |
Kilobots Combat Robot Events |
| Location: |
Engineering Building Saskatoon, SK S7N CA Get Directions |
| Starts: | Jan 12, 2019 |
| Ends: | Jan 13, 2019 |
| Website: | https://kilobots.com |
Robot Classes / Competitions
| Category | Robot Class | Maximum Capacity |
Currently Registered |
Waiting List |
Entry Fee |
Pit Crew Allowed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Combat | 150 g - Fairyweight | Unlimited | None | None | Unlimited | |
| Combat | 1 lb - Antweight | Unlimited | None | None | Unlimited | |
| Combat | 3 lb - Beetleweight | Unlimited | None | None | Unlimited |
Event Description
Kilobots returns to its roots for Spectrum 2019 at the University of Saskatchewan! Before growing into Canada's largest international combat robot competition, the SCRC started as a small university club. We have been a headliner at the triennial Spectrum for the past 15 years and it is still one of our most exciting events! The event consists of 2 weekdays (Jan 10-11) of exciting demos and presentations followed by a full combat tournament on the weekend (Jan 12-13).
Follow our Facebook event for social media updates: https://www.facebook.com/events/2159483264368704/
Visit https://spectrum.usask.ca/ for everything else to see and do at Spectrum.
Registration is on the RCE: https://www.robotcombatevents.com/events/282
If you can't attend, make sure to follow Twitch.tv/fingertechrobotics to catch the event stream! Join in the chat with competitors and other builders while watching!
What is Spectrum? Spectrum is a triennial exposition on science and technology that is run by students of the College of Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan. Spectrum features displays, interactive exhibits, workshops, competitions, and speakers that explain and showcase scientific, engineering and technological innovations. Spectrum is a show for the entire family; Our exhibits and displays at the exhibition are enjoyed by all audiences, giving the public an opportunity to learn about engineering and scientific developments in a more casual environment. There will be many interactive exhibits that will enable visitors of all ages and knowledge bases to have fun and learn science and engineering in a whole new way. See you there!