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Re: Lights, Bumpers
Posted by Daniel.

Coach on team BORG (Berkeley Operational Robotics Group) from Berkeley High School sponsored by (working on the sponsor, too).

Posted on 1/9/2000 7:22 PM MST


In Reply to: Lights, Bumpers posted by Kyle on 1/9/2000 1:21 AM MST:



I know you guys pretty much already dealt with the issues kyle brought up, but i just want to add one thing about the lights (since most posts have simply been oppinions). Last year, to figure out who was on who's team I primarily looked at the color of the floppies they were carrying (it was the most visable indicator). Not only can you not do that this year, but you can't even look at what goal the robots are scoring in because robots will be scoring in both goals! This way you look for a second and you just KNOW. You can really see when a blue robot puts a ball in the red goal. It's painfully obvious what's going on at any given time. And, in a game that's this hard to score (expect another post from me about THAT), I think it's vital for the crowd to know who's got control of the match. Great job finding those, Joe!! I love 'em (
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