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Re: Opinion Poll: Proliferation of Prefbricated Parts

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Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery View Post
I do think there is a difference between a generic-use COTS robot part (a gearbox) and a game-specific COTS robot part (an intake). That may be the distinction that upsets some people.
I think this is a common feeling on the matter.

I think this is a fantastic discussion to bring up. I do think it is only a matter of time before companies start selling kits to make game specific systems (intake, climber, shooter...) that could be combined to build a complete robot. The past few years have brought companies building complete robots, providing CAD drawings and selling kits of the more challenging to produce parts for these robot systems. The next step is for companies to explicitly sell robot systems along with step by step instructions.

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Originally Posted by Ian Curtis View Post
I don't think anyone wants to sell teams prefabbed game solutions (that wouldn't be any fun!).
I think it would be fun for the company if they could sell them for a significant profit.

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