Spring Spectacular and Tampa Bay MakerCon 2026

 Only half of Firewolf Robotics was present for these two events, and footage was rather spotty while the photographer was away.

At Spring Spectacular, RBR finished first after an undefeated day, and Helen took 2nd after two losses to the eventual winner Torito. The fights I was able to salvage from the camera are HERE. 

At Tampa Bay MakerCon, RBR was eliminated relatively early by Pioneer. Of the four fights, three were recorded and were able to be processed. Tampa Bay MakerCon can be found HERE.


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