Anteater Combotics Engineering
Com·bo·tics
/kəmˈbädiks/
Noun
Design, build, destroy or be destroyed
Anteater Combotics Engineering (ACE) at UCI represents the pinnacle robotics team project of all ZOTBotics by pitting members and respective engineering skills through an exhilarating competition gameplay of radio-controlled robots armed with offense and defensive melee measures.
Why ACE?
ACE’s Combotics Battalion
ACE members are introduced to the more advanced aspects of materials science and engineering as the demands of combat robotics deem necessary: metal fabrication, enhanced plastics to 3D-print, mechanical stresses via melee impacts. The presence of competition ranging from local to international scales necessitate greater standards of computer-aided design, including simulations for stress-testing.
Defend and serve your campus!
Like real-life combat sports, combotics are divided into various weight class divisions incoming ACE project members with a 1-lb ‘antweight’ to design, fabricate, test, and prepare for in-house tournaments with neighboring teams. to other universities or local events. Subsequent completions of the antweight grants promotion to larger weight classes: 3-lb ‘beetleweight’ , 12-lb ‘hobbyweight’, and the pinnacle 250-lb ‘heavyweight’ to span from local events, college derbies, or to international, television show-running tournaments like Battlebots.
Officers
Gialan Tonthat
Co-Founder | President | Project Manager
Nam de Porceri
Co-Founder | Vice President | Project Lead
Nova McNaught
Treasurer
Filiberto Alvarez
Project Lead
Kenzo Fraser
Project Lead
Jake Chutney
Faculty Advisor