Finally, a contest to reward the world’s crappiest fighting robots
"On the off chance that one horrible robot and another awful robot battled one another — what might occur?" In a period where robots like Nao, Pepper , Sophia and Atlas figure out how to stun us with their individual capacities to walk, learn, impart in various dialects, perceive distinctive individuals and share in truly difficult work, another suite of robots is working diligently bringing down the bar of mechanical accomplishment. Hebocon is a yearly robot rivalry for the actually awkward where 31 robots contend in sumo style wrestling matches where the robots endeavor to push their rivals off a board through a blend of pushing, pushing, buzzing and sheer diligence. The greatest test can be inspiring robots to move by any means, not to mention convey assault moves and self-protection methods. The World Championship was as of late held in Tokyo. The word Hebocon gets from the Japanese word Heboi, used to depict something that is actually poor, or low in quality