Thread: LIFT VS. LAUNCH
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Re: LIFT VS. LAUNCH

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Originally Posted by dtengineering View Post
Robot A is positioned on the far side of the finish line, ready to lift the ball from the overpass.

Robot B approaches the near side of the overpass, places the ball on the overpass.

Robot C is doing a lap with a ball in possession.

Robot A grabs the ball from the overpass (hurdle complete now) and proceeds to do a lap.

Robot B crosses the finish line (completing a lap), and turns around - ready to receive the ball after C places it on the overpass.

Repeat as needed.
All without ever breaking the plane of the finish line going backward (clockwise)?
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