A-Z antweight list

[Shakey]

*cough*

I'd just need the list

I'm also happy to lend a subdomain of my site to it (It would be [something].teamshakey.com) so it could piggyback on my hosting if you want (It could be moved to it's own domain later).

[Remote-Controlled Dave]

I know Mr Shakey sir, but I will give it you after the data from 1-6 has been added. If I can even get it!

[Remote-Controlled Dave]

Interesting facts from this list #1 - There have only been 28 different names for AWS winning competitors (though many have won more than once with different versions). They are -

Anticide, Anticyclone, Anto, Anto 3, Chomp, Chronotrigger, Close Shave, CombatAnt, DBA, DBA Evil, Defiant, Dynamite, Dynamould, Flippt!, General Mayhem, Hades, Inertia 2, Jigsaw V, Katjuscha, Kellog's Corn Snake, A Little Bit of Fail, Lower, MilitAnt, MutAnt, Odyssey, Stanley, Sub and Void.

[Remote-Controlled Dave]

Interesting facts from this list #2 - There has been an ant competing in an AWS to represent every letter of the alphabet, but has so far only been one beginning with X, called XR220.

[Remote-Controlled Dave]

Mr Shakey is now hosting the list on his website here:

http://www.teamshakey.com/aws/namelist.html

It will be updated after an AWS. I think I have the majority of competitors, though I have added two more since, and removed one that never competed.

Its pretty self explanatory. Anyone in gold is a former champ and anyone with a (2) after the name is the second time a robot has had that name but from different teams.

Only AWS competitors make the list.

[Shakey]

I tried to make it have horizontal lines so it could be read easier but apparently HTML doesn't like me enough to let me do that.

[Remote-Controlled Dave]

Horizontal lines...OF DOOM!

[peterwaller]

Not sure what format the document is in I just copied and pasted the list into an Open Office Cal spreadsheet.
Then select the first 4 columns from top to bottom.
Then go to Format, Cells, Line arangement and select the fourth option with all lines shown.
Then if you export to HTML the lines are visible.

[Remote-Controlled Dave]

Yeah, I could just add them in on the original ExCel doc.

[Occashokka]

Has a cluster ever won an aws?