Thread: Corner Climbing, The best strategy of 2013?
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Re: Corner Climbing, The best strategy of 2013?
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Originally Posted by orangemoore View Post
With corner climbing you have to factor in that you have to go over the corner somehow. During that process the robots lose a lot of their stability. Also if a robot is not balanced weight wise it has a tendency to twist toward to the heavier side. I would guess that less damage would occur if a robot fell from the face of the pyramid rather than the corner because the corner climbing robot is going to catch on something which could cause it flip over.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...9C8KIHT#t=105s
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