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Re: Shooters vs Arms

A well designed shooter (IMHO) can outscore most arm designs. It should be able to:

Acquire quickly.
Shoot on the run.
Avoid legal blocking maneuvers.
Place the ball on the overpass.

I know of at least one such arm.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeQSGmFnKAE

One big problem with arms is the CG. While lifting the 8+ pound ball 6 1/2 feet off the floor, the CG is very high. I saw several arm bots go turtle at the scrimmages.

Last edited by martin417 : 18-02-2008 at 14:48.