Black Shark Wins ISIMM CYBERBOT V4

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Black Shark, a BasicMicro-sponsored team of hobbyist engineers, took first place in the 85kg class at ISIMM CYBERBOT V4, a combat robotics competition hosted by CPU-ISIMM in Monastir, Tunisia. Their winning battle bot is driven by RoboClaw motor controllers, which handle the high current demands of a combat robotics drivetrain.

The Black Shark team in the ISIMM CYBERBOT V4 arena with their RoboClaw powered 85kg battle bot
Figure 1: The Black Shark team in the arena with their bot

Black Shark is a team of hobbyists with a passion for engineering and innovation. BasicMicro sponsors the team, and their competition bots run on RoboClaw motor controllers. At the recent ISIMM CYBERBOT V4 competition they took first place in the 85kg class.

The ISIMM CYBERBOT competitions are hosted by CPU-ISIMM (Cyber Processing Unit), a student run organization based at the High Institute of Informatics and Mathematics of Monastir in Tunisia.

We congratulate Black Shark on their victory and wish them the best of luck in future competitions. More about the team, their bots, and past competitions is on the Black Shark Facebook page.

Black Shark with their first place award for the 85kg class at ISIMM CYBERBOT V4
Figure 2: Black Shark with their first place award for the 85kg class

Next Steps

The RoboClaw family spans a wide current range for combat robotics and other high load drivetrains. See the full lineup on the RoboClaw motor controller product pages.

Also from Black Shark: Black Shark Team Wins All-Terrain Competition at ISGI v3.0.