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Originally Posted by Michael Hill
Look at the blue box added in Team Update 1. If the robot is virtually translated into a flat floor, their orientation would not put the wheels on the floor and the bumpers do not appear to be within 15" of the lowest point on the robot.
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The orientation of the robot at any given time has no relevance to the rule.
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This measurement is intended to be made as if the ROBOT is resting
on a flat floor
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Meaning unless they have some sort of secret mechanism that keeps the robot in that orientation while sitting on a flat floor, which I highly doubt they do, they are fine according to bumper rules.