Best Engineered Award

Best Engineered Award
Las Vegas 1999 winner - Mechadon
First Seen	1999
Seasons	Long Beach 1999 Seasons 1.0-2.0 BattleBots IQ 2002 BattleBots IQ 2003 BattleBots IQ 2004 BattleBots IQ 2005 R3: Rochester Robot Rampage BattleBots IQ 2006 BotsIQ 2007 BotsIQ 2008 BotsIQ 2009 BotsIQ 2010 BotsIQ 2011
Winners	BioHazard, Mechadon, Snake, WhirlWind, Sting WMD, Green Wave, The Blender, The Revenant, MaXimum Impact, Dark Blade, Bear Necessity, X-Contamination, Rugburn, Knightrous, Xyrus, Interstellar Overdrive, Big Boss, Fluffy DeLarge, Category 5, Blue Flame

The Best Engineered Award, also called the Best Engineering Award, Excellence in Engineering Award and for the 2005 Rochester Robot Rampage event, the Judges Engineering Award, was an award presented to BattleBots competitors deemed to be particularly effective and reliable as a result of its design.

It was first presented during the 1999 events in Long Beach and Las Vegas (the latter as the Excellence in Engineering Award), but was shelved for most of the show's Comedy Central run. After Snake won it in Season 2.0, it was not awarded again until the start of the annual BattleBots IQ events, where the award grew to recognise robots from various divisions.

Following the return of BattleBots in 2015, engineering has become a factor in deciding the winner of the Best Design Award, which has been presented annually since World Championship I.