Thread: Team 2359 - 30 pt Climb Prototype
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Re: Team 2359 - 30 pt Climb Prototype
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Originally Posted by blackwood View Post
We were able to successfully climb for 30 points the last couple of days... Still some tweaking to do and need to moving it to our drive base, but it is looking good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDV86oKXZXw
Pass along my regards to the mentor intensely watching it climb, that intensity of expression is too rare.

I love the motion, way cool to watch!


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Originally Posted by Andrew Lawrence
I think a lot of robots will be able to outscore 30 points on discs alone during the entire match.
You wanna bet?
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