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Re: How to pick up a frisbee

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Originally Posted by Joon Park View Post
I addressed this in another post, but if you're planning to throw the disc with any resemblance of accuracy over any distance greater than, say, 3ft, you're going to have to do it the way it was intended: right side up, and with spin. I guarantee you we will see 0 robots that emulate the human throw called the hammer. A hammer is hard for a human, it'd be even harder for a robot. (Source: ultimate player)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...r6dkY8#t=76 s

Seems to me that if you got it going good enough, an upside down discs does nearly as well.

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