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The Eurobot Competition

The Eurobot (UK) Championship
took place at the Middlesex University, Trent Park Campus on Friday, 2 May 2008 and was won by a team of students from Middlesex University who also support the event by providing prizes for the winner and the 2 runners-up.

Summary of competition:

Eurobot (UK) Championship
Friday, 2 May 2008
National Organiser: Dr Stephen D. Prior (PL/PDE)
Location: Middlesex University, Trent Park Campus
Room: W28 (Wisteria Building)
The winning team:

Created in 1998, Eurobot is an international amateur robotics contest open to teams of young people, organised either in student projects or in independent clubs. Eurobot takes place in Europe ut also welcomes countries from other continents. www.eurobot.org/eng

In 2008, 27 countries, represented by 400 teams, will be involved in this science and technology contest, through its national qualifications and the international final that will take place in Heidelberg, Germany.

Eurobot (UK) Championship
This event has been held at Middlesex for the last four years, it involves teams of two students building small autonomous robots to compete in a 90 sec televisual competition. This year’s theme was entitled ‘Mission to Mars’.

The winners of this event will represent the UK in the world finals in Heidelberg, Germany 21-25 May 2008. They have also been presented with cash prizes generously donated by MUTR.

The official website of the Eurobot 2008 final is:
www.eurobot.fh-heidelberg.de

On Thursday 3rd April 2008 MUTR appeared on the BBC1 hit show "Beat the Boss ". The challenge for both the teams, kids and adults was to design, build and market test a new type of air powered, re-usable rocket. John & Glyn from MUTR appeared on the show providing design guidance and practical advice. After construction, the rockets were both tested here in the grounds of Middlesex University.

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The challenge for both the teams, kids and adults was to design, build and market test a new type of air powered, re-usable rocket. John & Glyn from MUTR appeared on the show providing design guidance and practical advice. After construction, the rockets were both tested here in the grounds of Middlesex University.

On Thursday 3rd April 2008 MUTR appeared on the BBC1 hit show "Beat the Boss ". The challenge for both the teams, kids and adults was to design, build and market test a new type of air powered, re-usable rocket. John & Glyn from MUTR appeared on the show providing design guidance and practical advice. After construction, the rockets were both tested here in the grounds of Middlesex University.

On Thursday 3rd April 2008 MUTR appeared on the BBC1 hit show "Beat the Boss ". The challenge for both the teams, kids and adults was to design, build and market test a new type of air powered, re-usable rocket. John & Glyn from MUTR appeared on the show providing design guidance and practical advice. After construction, the rockets were both tested here in the grounds of Middlesex University.

"These humans think they know it all! I say we get some kit and show them how it's done"

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