RoboSoccer Bot
A fast, agile wireless robot built for robot-soccer matches — designed to push, dribble, and score.
Dual-motor soccer bot chassis & dribbler mechanism
Overview
Built for inter-college robo-soccer competitions, this bot pairs a low, aggressive chassis with high-torque geared motors and responsive wireless control.
Highlights
- High-torque geared drive for quick bursts
- Low centre of gravity for stability in tackles
- Sub-100ms wireless response
- Reinforced front scoop for ball control
The Challenge
Balancing speed against control meant iterating on wheel choice, weight distribution, and motor gearing.
The Outcome
Competed in campus robo-soccer events and held its own against heavier, more expensive builds.
Project Media & Build Gallery
[4 PHOTOS]Dual-motor soccer bot chassis & dribbler mechanism
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