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Re: Deciding which bridge to go for
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Originally Posted by Mark Sheridan
This ramp etiquette will be key. Trying to communicate across the field about who is balancing will be difficult. Knowing that robot 1 won't interfere with robot 2 during balancing process, will be key to a successful balance
The better balancer should always be robot 2. Arranging this before the match will be critical. The timing that when robot 1 should get on the ramp, what happens when a robot breaks down and what hand signals/lights/flags mean what are the kind of things that need to be arranged before hand. I am just thinking that there needs to be a signal that indicates that one of the participating robot is unable to perform or aborting the cooperation balance.
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LED message signs?
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