This intermediate product is accurate design renders. This foresight also means that we have the first step toward an intermediate product that is not only useful in helping other people see what your final product will look like, but is also helpful in getting accepted to BattleBots. A result of this approach is that we have highly accurate SOLIDWORKS CAD models of the robot in every possible configuration. With this foresight, we eliminated hours of headaches down the road in the building and assembly stages. Some aspects of the design we would just “wing it,” which never paid off, and we learned our lesson from that experience. It is critical to think of how we are going to put every single bolt and screw into our design, and how we’re going to weld every seam. Chief among them, though, is to solve every possible problem we can at the design and CAD stage. Since we have been competing on BattleBots for a while now, there are quite a few lessons we have taken to heart from our experience. My team at Aberrant Robotics has built three robots that have participated BattleBots, the most recent being the bot “P1 Evo” for the 2020 season, designed entirely in SOLIDWORKS and rendered in SOLIDWORKS Visualize. I have been building fighting robots since 2015 and competing on the Discovery Channel TV show BattleBots since 2019. To learn more about BattleBots, click here.My name is Brandon Zalinsky and I am the Captain and Manager of Aberrant Robotics, LLC, a New Hampshire company that builds combat robots. All the teams are designing and building amazing bots, and we hope their experiences will inspire viewers, some of whom might just be part of the next generation of American engineers! We hope you’ll tune in and see Splatter’s matches, where Molex will be featured as one of the team’s sponsors. Team Fast Electric Robots is truly a family affair, led by Jeff Vasquez, his wife, Debbie and their sons Matthew and Jason-and Molex is proud to support them. The objective of each match is simple: destroy or completely disable your opponent’s robot. In the series, homemade robots battle against each other in a single-elimination tournament until only one champion is left standing at the end. Molex will be in the thick of it as a sponsor of Team Fast Electric Robots and its bot, “Splatter.”īattleBots is a new version of the “killer robot combat” sport from Whalerock Industries and the creators of the original BattleBots franchise, Ed Roski and Greg Munson. Smash! POW! Wham! The metal will be flying this summer as BattleBots® enters its second season with a 10-episode run on ABC television, beginning on June 23 at 7 p.m.
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