Over 100 robots from 19 countries were entered into the MINDSTORMS NXT Sumo Competition. The Robotics Posse examined each entry and selected 29 finalists to construct and compete in the sumo ring.

The robots selected to be built and battled was based on the following criteria:


- NXTLOG documentation was submitted by the Dec. 15 2007 deadline and followed the competition rules
- MINDSTORMS NXT Sumo Robot was well documented on NXTLOG
- NXTLOG Project included (1) an LDD file or well documented pictures on how to build the robot, (2) a well documented .rbt program file, (3) .rbt file had a 3 second delay

See the complete list of finalists and the final round scoring bracket here:
Sumo FinalistsOver 100 robots from 19 countries were entered into the MINDSTORMS NXT Sumo Competition. The Robotics Posse examined each entry and selected 29 finalists to construct and compete in the sumo ring.

The robots selected to be built and battled was based on the following criteria:


- NXTLOG documentation was submitted by the Dec. 15 2007 deadline and followed the competition rules
- MINDSTORMS NXT Sumo Robot was well documented on NXTLOG
- NXTLOG Project included (1) an LDD file or well documented pictures on how to build the robot, (2) a well documented .rbt program file, (3) .rbt file had a 3 second delay

See the complete list of finalists and the final round scoring bracket here:
Sumo Finalists