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Unread 25-02-2007, 17:52
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Re: pic: Team 967's Robot

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Originally Posted by Gabe View Post
I assume you are using bumbers, otherwise your robot cannot compete under the "no wedge" rule.
It doesn't violate the wedge rules.
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<R05> "Wedge” ROBOTS are not allowed. ROBOTS must be designed so that interaction with opposing ROBOTS results in pushing rather than tipping or lifting. Neither offensive nor defensive wedges are allowed. All parts of a ROBOT between 0 and 8.5 inches from the ground (the top of the BUMPER ZONE) that are used to push against or interact with an opposing ROBOT must be within 10 degrees of vertical. Devices deployed outside the ROBOT footprint should be designed to avoid wedging. If a mechanism or an appendage (e.g. a harvester for retrieving GAME PIECES)becomes a wedge that interferes with other ROBOTS, penalties, disabling, or disqualification can occur depending on the severity of the infraction.
Becuase they have the flattened section that would contact other robots before the wedged section (therefor preventing the wedge from contacting other robots), there is no rule violation.
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