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Edward Roski III, known as Trey Roski (born April 4, 1965) is one of the co-founders of BattleBots and serves as executive producer alongside cousin Greg Munson. His involvement with the sport began as Greg Munson asked Trey Roski if he wanted to drive La Machine for the 1995 UK Open Competition, which also featured several US teams and robots. For the robotic soccer event, La Machine teamed ...
One of the founders of BattleBots, Trey Roski, is the son of Edward Roski Jr., one of the owners of the STAPLES Center sports arena in Los Angeles. Jay Leno appeared with a novelty BattleBot, Chinkilla – a lift-type robot, Chinkilla did not comply with the competition rules and only competed in special exhibition matches at BattleBots events.
Apr 15, 2024 · Edward “Trey” Roski III—CEO, ... Roski launched the BattleBots brand with a group of lifelong friends (they incorporated the brand in 1999) who shared a love of robots, technology and ...
Jun 24, 2020 · This week on the podcast, we sit down with BattleBots co-creator Trey Roski! In the mid-1990s, Trey and his cousin Greg Munson built the competition’s first meta design—La Machine—a tanky wedgebot that won the Robot Wars middleweight championship in 1995, and finished second in the heavyweight competitions in 1996 and 1997. In 1999, as Robot Wars floundered in legal limbo, Greg and Trey ...
Aug 4, 2021 · BattleBots was created by Roski and Greg Munson and is produced by BattleBots Inc. and Whalerock Industries. Executive producers are Cowan, Edward (Trey) Roski, Munson, Tom Gutteridge, Aaron ...
“Standby Vegas! – the bots are on their way from all over the world,” said Trey Roski, BattleBots creator. “This is the most exciting development for the sport; to have a multi-year commitment from a broadcaster is what we’ve always wanted to enable our talented builders to have time to plan and design even more ferocious and imaginative robots for the future.
