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Re: what happens when you give a nonFIRSTER a robot?

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Originally Posted by Adam Y.
Im sorry but if you didn't build your robot to withstand being run into walls, driven over sandunes, and be played with by a two year old you didn't do your job. I have seen robots run into walls, drive over large obstacles, fall over, and watched them be dropped five feet off the ground but yet they still worked.
Driving into walls, over sand dunes, falling 5 feet, and having the robot be young child operable are all factors outside the design constraints.

Obviously people don't intentionally make their robots incredibly delicate, but nobody designs their robot with demos in mind, or doing other similar things that the robot was never built for, hence why it's sometimes so easy for them to break (or otherwise cause damage) during these events.
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