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Re: Visualizing the 54in cylinder

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Originally Posted by JVN View Post
In the grand scheme of "ways teams can knowingly cheat" designing a robot which goes outside the 54" cylinder isn't even in the top 5. This rule, like many others, will primarily be enforced by the honor system.

148 will (of course) design our robot so that it doesn't violate the rule. That goes without saying for us.

-John
I think the point of the above comments are that very few teams knowingly cheat but they just don't do their due diligence or lack a complete understanding of a complex rule. I inspected several events last year and had to surprise a few teams about their extension beyond the frame. At least we have simple bumper rules this year.
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