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Re: Does anyone have stats about robots falling over?

Posted by Tom S. at 03/24/2001 11:03 PM EST


Student on team #177, The Bobcats, from South Windsor High School and International Fuel Cells.


In Reply to: Re: Does anyone have stats about robots falling over?
Posted by Erica Schindler on 03/24/2001 10:40 PM EST:



Well, my sister is forgetting the fact that we were still in the endzone we landed on a ball outside of the playing field... no part of our bot was touching the ground... some call it luck, i call it skill... i planned it that way... actually i didn't realize we were falling until the power was cut.

We may have "fallen Over" but we did not block the bridge or cause any harm to our allies

Tom Schindler
Team 177 - The Bobcats

: : In 2 (or 3, not sure) of our 8 qualifying rounds at UTC robots fell over on the ramp...

: : I don't think i saw any robots fall over during the finals at UTC... someone correct me if i'm wrong though.

: : Tom Schindler
: : Team 177

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: ha ha tom, very funny....you have such sick humor......

: for those of you who are confused....177 took a spill during the finals of UTC although some would like to forget it.....

: ~Erica Schindler
: alumna from 177, and also Tom's sister...now wait a few minutes while i use the privilage of being home on spring break to go talk to that boy!!!


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