While most Sumo-style robots are fairly sizable, there is a subsection of the Sumo robot movement that focuses on making small robots. Really small robots. [Patrick] wrote in to share his latest ...

This project aims to design and build a sumo robot car. It includes the mechanical design, utilizing CAD files for various parts like wheels, motors, and frames. This robot is designed to compete in ...

While the robot itself is intended for tournaments, we have also included the prototyping board that serves as a perfect platform for learning the fundamentals of electronics and programming.

Parker’s original goal was to build tiny, inexpensive robots for middle school students, then sponsor Sumo Robot competitions around the country so more kids could learn the art of programming. Soon ...

A new mini sumo robot kit allows users to program and create their very own robot.

The participation aims at empowering young men and women in Zaatari camp to become innovators through a series of trainings on Sumo Robot. The team learnt how to build a robot from scratch in addition ...

Though lesser known that BattleBots, Robot Sumo has been around since at least 2004, when the ROBOlympics (now known as the RoboGames) was founded. The rules of the competition present some unique ...

Robot Sumo Tourney Pushes Students' Innovative Skills Winning this mechanized shoving match takes the right mix of might and agility—or at least a robot that works when switched on ...

Introducing Robo-Sumo. Just like the traditional Japanese sport, but with robots instead of people. The catch: they're completely autonomous.

Sumo robot wrestling is like Battlebots with less destruction, but that lack of robo-gore is supplanted by a different kind of thinking and preparation that goes into each face-off.