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Unread 01-09-2011, 03:17 PM
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Bumper hight

My team and I have read the rulebook and we can't find how high does the bumper have to be from the ground?
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Re: Bumper hight

Look again at the definition of BUMPER ZONE.
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Re: Bumper hight

Find in INTRODUCTION 1.6 Logmotion Glossary. One inch above the floor and seven inches above the floor.
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Re: Bumper hight

Your 6 inch bumper must fit in a window of 7 inches off the ground.

Basically your bumper must be 1 inch off the ground.
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Re: Bumper hight

BUMPER ZONE – the volume contained between two virtual horizontal planes, one inch above the floor and seven inches above the floor.
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Re: Bumper hight

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Your 6 inch bumper must fit in a window of 7 inches off the ground.

Basically your bumper must be 1 inch off the ground.
I'd look at the bumper rules again. Bumpers are not 6" tall.
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Re: Bumper hight

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I'd look at the bumper rules again. Bumpers are not 6" tall.
Then the rule is clearly saying that bumpers may not be lower than 1 inch from the ground or higher than 7 inches from the ground, measured from any point on the bumper. Same as 2010, there was a range.

Almost worth a Q&A, but I thought it was rather clear.
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Re: Bumper hight

I see no need for a Q&A. The 5 inch bumper needs to be betweent 1 inch and 7 inches off the ground. It can be 1-6, 2-7 1.5-6.5 or any other combination.
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Re: Bumper hight

From R7
B. The BUMPERS must be located entirely within the BUMPER ZONE when the ROBOT is standing normally on a flat floor, and must remain there (i.e. the BUMPERS must not be articulated or designed to move outside of the BUMPER ZONE).
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From Section 1-Introduction (definitions)
BUMPER ZONE – the volume contained between two virtual horizontal planes, one inch above the floor and seven inches above the floor.

A correctly constructed bumper should be a little over 5" high.
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