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RPM per volt is known as the KV rating. High KV (optimal for drones and RC cars) means more speed and less torque. For robots and EVs, low KV means more torque and less speed. Depending on whether your project requires power or speed, select the appropriate KV.
21.04.25 10:44 AM - Comment(s)
For RC cars and jets, inrunner motors are perfect because they provide high speed but low torque. For robots and drones, outrunner motors are ideal because they deliver a lot of torque at a low RPM. Select according to the application type, compact design, and speed or torque requirements.
21.04.25 10:09 AM - Comment(s)

An interesting and very competitive area, combat robotics calls for the correct mix of strength, durability, and efficiency. From performance, selecting the finest parts for your combat robot will matter whether you are a novice or an experienced builder. This guide will discuss the advised setups f...

30.01.25 05:09 AM - Comment(s)

Technobotix is committed to innovation, and we are pleased to present the Pro versions of our well-liked Bbox 15 V2 and Bbox 30 V1 gearboxes. These updated models combine improved performance, robust features, and superior build quality to satisfy the changing demands of both professionals and comba...

17.01.25 09:48 AM - Comment(s)

If you’ve ever shopped for a battery for your drone, robot, or RC car, you’ve probably come across the term C rating. It might sound a bit technical, but don’t worry—it's really simple! The C rating tells you how much power a battery can safely provide, and it’s super important to know so your proje...

07.12.24 09:23 AM - Comment(s)
Competition Prep | Combat Robotics Essential Guide

Preparing for a combat robotics competition requires thorough planning, preparation, and attention to detail to maximize the team’s chances of success. Here’s how to prepare the team and the combat robot for competition effectively:

29.10.24 11:20 AM - Comment(s)
Testing Your Combat Robot Basics | Step-by-Step Guide
  • Optimizing Functionality: Testing allows the team to evaluate the robot’s performance in real-world conditions and identify any areas for improvement. By testing various aspects of the robot’s design, mechanics, electronics, and control systems, the team can optimize its functionality for maxim...
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Building Phase: Combat Robot Basic Guide

Building a combat robot requires careful attention to detail and quality craftsmanship to ensure a robust and reliable final product. Here’s a breakdown of the construction process into manageable steps:

  1. Assembling the Chassis:
    • Start by gathering all the necessary materials and components for the chas...
29.10.24 11:19 AM - Comment(s)
Designing a Combat Robot: Basics & Tips to Remember

Designing a combat robot is an exciting journey that combines engineering, creativity, and strategy. Whether you're new to robotics or a seasoned builder, crafting a robot for combat competitions requires careful planning and innovative thinking. In this blog, we'll guide you through the essential s...

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Combat Robotics Team budget guide | How to Establish Yours
  • Resource Allocation: A budget helps team members allocate funds to different aspects of the project, such as materials, components, tools, and competition fees. This ensures that resources are used efficiently and that the project stays within financial constraints.
  • Cost Management: Budgeti...
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