Thread: Research and Development in the Offseason
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Unread 30-09-2005, 11:50
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Re: Research and Development in the Offseason
These may help out a bit, in your quest for knowledge about some of the topics you mentioned:

http://team229.org/resources/15/
This is the series of seminars given by Team 229 last fall as a means of bringing our students up to speed for the competition season.

http://team229.org/resources/17/
This is a presentation requested to cover "overall mechanical design - (excluding drivetrain)" for a FIRST robot. It was presented to a 2005 Rookie Team in the fall of 2004. This presentation also compiles information from a variety of sources.

Your mileage may vary.
Good Luck,
John
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