Eric Ayers' minisumo, based on a Mark III.

AnotherFormulaMiniSumo is a low cost minisumo conforming to the entry level FormulaMiniSumo specification.

Aftershock is the successor of Shockwave built by Jeffrey Scholz.

The Lobster is Mario Ferrari's LEGO MiniSumo built around the LEGO^TM RCX brick.

Bill Sherman's MiniSumo Robot, employing black felt "stealth" technology.

Pete Miles' biped MiniSumo, his personal challenge having been told "biped robot can not compete in sumo".

Phil Davis' MiniSumo which was featured in the July and August issues of Nuts & Volts. Our page on Tyres and Molding contains more info on the custom molding of it's wheels.

David Cook's Sumo bot.

Larry Barello's MiniSumo bot, with an interesting chop to the servos used to give more space for the wheels.

This is Galen Raben's MiniSumo, based upon the Mark III chassis kit.

One of Dale Heatherington's MiniSumo robots. Another is ROBOR, an interesting bidirectional 'bot.

This is Rick Brooks' mini sumo, there are some great build photos and a number of competition video clips. The tyre molding is covered in this page, just note the performance!

This great looking mini sumo gets it's looks from a spatula, I guess it's all in the name! Built by Kelly Small and PAReX winner this mini sumo builds on the sucess of Mini-Spat.

A minisumo also known as Viriato, from the University of Salamanca's Robotic Group.

A modified Solarbotics Sumovore kit built by "Mr Tentacle", Steve Judd.

Steve Judd's scratch built minisumo, following on from his modified kits.

Dennis Clark's MiniSumo bot.

This is a comparison of two MiniSumo on the website of Portland Area Robotics Society. Solo was built by Tim Weaver and Goliath by Daryl Sandberg.

Happy Jr. is an interesting twist on the wedge style MiniSumo robot and was built by Byon Garrabrant. His Sumovore Robot kit is called Mr. Happy.

This is Domenco Mancini programable BEAM minisumo. The circuits are presented here with an explaination of the programable functions.

Insumountable is Peter Waller's UK Champion, so far unbeaten in competition. The circuit found here and is also used for LowBlow.

Joint Strike MiniSumo is a colaboration between builders on our MiniSumo Forum. An over view is being written on our Wiki with additional detail within the colaboration forum area.

This mini sumo, built by Stig Ankjær Pedersen, was the winner of RobotSM in 2007.

This is Tim Weaver's minisumo. It utilises an interesting strategy of edge following and looking sideways into the ring for the opponent. The aim is to side swipe and avoid heard to head battles.

A collection of Dave Hylands' Lego MiniSumo, his first non-lego was Marauder which started as a Mark III kit.

Dafydd Walters' MiniSumo using sonar, vision and line sensors to detect the opponent and the perimeter of the ring.

Tom Maiden's servo based minisumo using Brandon's Brain board, a standard board from Robotics Club of Missouri. Placed 3rd in their 2005 competition.

Erwin Meyvaert's servo based minisumo is presented with some simple plans.

Michael Simpson's "Build a minibot with the Athena" represents a simple guide to building a servo based minisumo.

This minisumo is based around some low cost right-angle motor gearboxes and was built by Dennis Millard.

This is Shulga Alexander's minisumo.

This is Alexander Wiedekind-Klein's first minisumo, formerly known as Misubot, the new Misubot can be seen here.

This is the minisumo designed and built by a team of students at San Diego State University.

This is the first MiniSumo built by Liviu Budaciu, there are some great pictures here with keys to many of the features.

Peter Burrows's sleek wedge minisumo. This bot stands out as a personal favorite standing out from all others I found it online. The horns and flop down wedge shape are two of the features that caught my eye.

This Turkish competition winner was built by Firat Dede, winning at Bogazici Universtiy Robotics Day.

Markus Burrer's article on Elektronik Projekt about his minisumo.

Tom Elner's BEAM MiniSumo, moving on from Police, with 'bot improvements and to be more compliant with the rules.

Mike Davey's MiniSumo, a custom and standard Mark III Robot kit.

Joep Suijs' customised Mark III MiniSumo. Winner of the ROBOTMC Open Championship in 2006, gaining second place in 2005.

Robert Moro's Mini Sumo Tutorial, a neat servo based minisumo with an chassis built from stock aluminium extrusions.

This is mini sumo was built by Jakub Szumacher for the Technicon competition in 2006.

This is a bit of a development blog on Craig Limber's minisumo robot, a larger image can be found here.

Bob Cooks first MiniSumo, based upon the Tamiya Twin Motor Gearbox and useing Sharp GP2D120 sensors for oponent detection. His second, Velox, is a modified Mark III.

Jon Hylands' "next-generation stealth" mini-sumo, other 'bots include Drone and Seeker.

Steven Easley's custom built MiniSumo.

This is Tom Benedict's minisumo, based on a Mark III kit this article describes the changes being made.

Nicholas Cogghe's MiniSumo using the IgORE computer board.

Kristof Stevens' second MiniSumo, winner of the first Belgium Open Sumo Contest. His first 'bot SKSumo II was built on an MDF chasis which is presented in photos here.

Paul Barton's Mini-Sumo with an interesting idea for wheel - HP printer rollers.

This is Grant McKee's MiniSumo.

Dave Hylands' low profile MiniSumo.

I think Bob Cook gets just a bit lower with his MiniSumo, The Thin Man. Another inspired construction and worth the look... oh and just 3/4" (19mm) tall!

This is the website of the robotics group at Uludag University in Turkey. Four robots are featured in pictures and video with little detail.

This is Harri Bläuer's MiniSumo, developed to give an alternative platform for programing within Math Classes. There's some detail with PCB layouts on the PICaxe Forum

Wolfgang Geenen's MiniSumo that took part in ROBOTLIGA 2005.

This is the Build your own MiniSumo guide based on Aleksandr Šeikin MiniSumo, winner of the Baltic Robot Sumo 2009 Autumn Cup.