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Re: New Robot Control System!

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Originally Posted by Rob2713g View Post
During the Championships, there was a team who was testing something wirelessly on the Newton half of the practice field. We were on the Galileo half and were told by the practice field operator that they were testing something new and that it was a unusual for this to happen. Unfortunately, I did not check which team it was. I believe it happened on Saturday morning. Anyone know what team this was and what they were testing? It seems like they could have been testing something related to this new system.
I was the practice field operator you recall. The team being 'tested' by IFI was the (More) Martians (70). The IFI guys were trying to diagnose a radio related problem, and as you know radio operation is generally not allowed in the pits. You'd have to ask the (More) Martians if IFI ever figured out their problem.

That test had nothing to do with the new robot control system we are discussing here.
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