Links to purchase hardware for wireless remote control of the Sumo Bot:

• Wireless receiver and Playstation 2 remote control device from Mindsensor.com. (recommended)
• Wireless receiver from Mindsensor.com. (you will have to provide your own Playstation 2 remote control device)

It is NOT essential to place one wireless receiver on each Sumo Bot that competes in a tournament. This page explains how to build a wireless receiver attachment that can be (easily) transferred from one Sumo Bot to another Sumo Bot. This allows for the number of wireless receivers needed for a tournament to be limited to the number of battles happening at the same time.

• Example: Tournament that uses 4 battle tables would need 8 wireless receivers and 8 remote control devices.
• Example: Tournament that uses 2 battle tables would need 4 wireless receivers and 4 remote control devices.

Ready to Use Programs

Users can download the following ready to use programs for immediate use with their Sumo Bots:

How to Connect Motors to Your Sumo Bot:

All Vehicles

• Port 2: Wireless Sensor

Forward aligned Sumo Bot

• Port A: Claw (Optional)
• Port B: Right Driving Motor
• Port C: Left Driving Motor

Reverse aligned Sumo Bot

• Port A: Claw (Optional)
• Port B: Left Driving Motor
• Port C: Right Driving Motor

4-Motor Vehicle

• Port A: Left Medium Front Motor
• Port B: Left Large Rear Motor
• Port C: Right Large Rear Motor
• Port D: Right Medium Front Motor

Programming the Wireless Remote Control Devices

These videos guide users who want to write their own programs for how the Wireless Remote Control devices can be used to operate their Sumo Bots.