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Can anyone explain the process used for measuring transport configuration?
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Transport: 28 in. wide, 42 in. long, and 78 in. tall. 120lbs max internal weight They will likely have a box with those dimensions to test. |
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You know I had a chance to make a joke and I missed it but here goes anyway.
For inspection generally you see maybe one or two mimes at competition. These mimes are in charge of making invisible walls around your robot and if there are any cracks between where the invisible walls should meet then your robot doesn't pass. After security has chased the people randomly dressed up mimes away they lay down a tape square and do it for real. |
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If the path to center of the step is even slightly impeded for either alliance, just call off any coopertition actions.
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What about prioritizing totes to clear a path to the step in that scenario. Or snow plows?
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I'm not sure what the level of interest will be in watching all of the matches. After watching a team a couple of matches it all becomes quite predictable. The only question will be if certain teams improve substantially over the competition. This will become less relevant as the season progresses and teams reach their level of proficiency.
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The mess on the field when one team makes a mistake is so crazy and so detrimental to the team. Another underestimation by a good 300% on my end. Mobility is more important then I thought it would be. These 6 stacks are so slow to make and so bad if they topple. The more I see the more clear the team comp gets and the more stupid I feel but whatever...
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