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Originally Posted by 10intheCrunch
But the robot itself is never forced to make these decisions during a match. It knows what it is going to do, for the most part, before it starts. If a robot had to play an entire match autonomously, it would have to track tons of balls, herd, dodge other robots, cap by itself with balls flying everywhere, hang by itself. That's beyond a high school level, at the edge of what we can do right now. Some day for First? Maybe, but not now, next year, or for a long while.
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You'd have to serious processing power, a great programmer (like the entire Microslop (
) corporation. Maybe Linus Torvaldes.), and video feedback or something equally hard to be able to do this. Nothing is stopping you if you really want to go out and do that.
It would be exremely hard, although if anyone could do it successfully, it would be awesome.