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Unread 20-03-2007, 18:23
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Re: Most Unique Features
I believe the most unique feature of our (1824) robot is the hinge point for our ramp/platform. We hinged at the bottom of our robot, 3/4" off the ground. We then used 3/4" steel box tubing from the hinge point. This allowed the entire structure for our ramp/platform to be supported by the carpet (not just the ends). It can be seen here.

No chance for our ramp to buckle or get pushed around.
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