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Originally Posted by aaeamdar
Being realistic, I'd say that that's impossible.
If you were to somehow design an /incredibly/ accurate robot who could make 75% of its shots, you would still have to fire off fifteen shots in 6.8 seconds (less than 7) or 2.205 balls per second. And 75% is not realistic for an acuracy measure.
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Okay, couple things wrong here. First of all, assuming an autonomous challenge, you could, by yourself, only shoot ten balls. Now, That is a ball every 7/10 of a second, which (look at you watch) is not that short a period using a flywheel to throw them. Now, the challenge assumes that you SHOOT the balls in 7 seconds, so you get three second grace period to find and lock onto the target. Sounds pretty possible to me, especially if you did it without moving from your starting position.
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