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Originally Posted by JesseK
67's utility arm is significantly overlooked in this thread.
It was their intake.
It was their ball delivery system.
It was their bridge lowering device.
It was their bridge stabilization device.
And due to 67's gas shock implementation, it was guaranteed to lift itself off of the floor while performing bridge stabilization after the buzzer sounded.
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1986's utility arm was also much more than just a balancing device,
It was their ball intake
It could lift the bridge for an opposite robot
It could lower the bridge
It could reach balls under the bridge
It was a "push up" stabilizer to balance as the last robot on
It was a shock absorber to stabilize the balance as the first robot on
It would automatically lift after the buzzer