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Behemoth

Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire

Technical specification
Location Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire
Weapon Pneumatic Lifting Scoop
Weight 108.5 kg
Defence 7mm of Grade 5 Titanium (weapon), with 3mm of Stainless Steel side armour
Top Speed 14 mph
Drive System 6-wheel drive, chain-driven, 2.5 horsepower motors
Power Pneumatic, low-pressure (1200kPa)
Battery Lithium-Iron-Phosphate, 28 volts
Biggest Weakness Behemoth’s main weakness is its thin side armour. To allow for a stronger front weapon.

A large, powerful and manoeuvrable bulldozer-shaped robot with a pneumatic lifting scoop/bucket (operating at 1200kPa bar) that can lift a Peugeot 205 off the ground. The robot is also powerful enough to tow a Land Rover. 

Team stats

Anthony Pritchard39
Team role:

Captain / Driver

Occupation:

Computer Aided Design engineer, model maker

Kevin Cleasby27
Team role:

Team mechanic

Occupation:

Automotive engineer

Kane Aston35
Team role:

Electronics and Computer Aided Design

Occupation:

IT Manager

What makes Behemoth unique...

It took the team just one week to build Behemoth, but they have worked on versions of Behemoth and they say: “with 14 years of experience, upgrades and testing on the amateur robot fighting circuit, the creation of Behemoth for Robot Wars is more dangerous than ever before.”