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Re: possibility of collaborative scouting through LAN?
I have never seen rules regarding wirless LANs before.
We used one back in 2005 at the Arizona Regional; a scouting crew in the stands used a program to enter information, then submitted that information to a main file we had on a laptop in our pits. It also allowed us to use instant messaging between the stands and pit as a form of communication, instead of having to run a person up there everytime we needed someone or something.
We allowed other teams to view our data, but you needed the program we wrote to view it properly, so I don't know how many actually used it (we gave a few copies of the program out).
I would love to use this again; paper scouting is less prone to loss, but is (in my opinion) a lot more time consuming to extract information out of.
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FRC Team 498 (Peoria, AZ), Student: 2004 - 2007
FRC Team 498 (Peoria, AZ), Mentor: 2008 - 2011
FRC Team 167 (Iowa City, IA), Mentor: 2012 - 2014
FRC Team 2662 (Tolleson, AZ), Mentor: 2014 - Present
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