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Re: QUESTION OF THE WEEK!!!
Posted by Ken Leung at 1/16/2001 2:32 AM EST


Student on team #192, Gunn Robotics Team, from Henry M. Gunn Senior High School.


In Reply to: QUESTION OF THE WEEK!!!
Posted by Andy Grady on 1/14/2001 6:46 PM EST:



: Hi all, question time again...

: Question 1/14/01: How do you think communication will be in the coaching box?

I think in each game, there are going to be one or two robot that will control the flow of the game, just because their robot control the multipliers well, like balancing the towers on bridge. I can imagine a "gate keeper" who can balance both goal on the bridge ordering other teams to do stuff like: "the red robot is going to head for the end zone right away" or "the blue robot is going over first and pick up all the balls" or "the green robot is going to hold on the near goal so human player can load it up". So, even though there are going to be confusion, I can imagine when teams get enough practice, they are going to feel comfortable accepting/offering orders.

But then again I can picture teams doing more then they are supposed to to get more points and be greedy, and lots of yelling around when that happen...


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