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Re: No Change Rule Yields More Openness
Posted by Patrick Dingle at 02/24/2001 1:54 AM EST


Coach on team #639, Red B^2, from Ithaca High School and Cornell University.


In Reply to: No Change Rule Yields More Openness
Posted by Bill Beatty on 02/23/2001 11:32 PM EST:



Where did you read that? Does this mean that if a robot is not functional when it is shipped, it cannot be changed in function, therefore it can not be fixed?

Patrick

: Now that FIRST has made it clear that after shipping the first time, the robots cannot be redesigned or changed in function, I believe this has resulted in more openness of the machines than ever before. To be sure, the alliance factor is there, but we are still competing against all the other teams except the three we are with at the time.

: Just an observation.

: Mr Bill


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