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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
The ability to withstand a pull without breaking is not an issue for something like a passive tether/leash. Getting cut is what I'd worry about. A piece of material that's less than a millimeter thick seems likely to be easily damaged by robot wheels and gearboxes.
Eric's caution appears sound to me. I agree with the basic idea that you should also avoid making it difficult for people to see that you are following the rules, and a .035 wide line is going to be difficult to see.
For one thing, a tote stack in autonomous only counts if it is not in contact with a robot.
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Don't worry about the effectiveness of a teams solution when it comes to whether it is within the rules or not. Again, anything that will cut a rope will also cut braided line.
"highly visible" is not a requirement in the rules. And the rule is supported by a robot,
not touching a robot.
It is amazing to me that people with zero apparent experience with high visibility braided line are making such absolute statements about it.
I withdraw from this conversation on the basis that one should not argue with ....