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Re: Game Footage-Usefull Tool?
Last season, we would review our footage after the day ended. Five members sitting around a screen and discussing the action that took place. Our footage was shot with a tripod from the stands, covering about 95% of the field. It is much easier to explain to a driver with footage than it is to say "remember when team x's robot was behind you."
Reviewing the footage after a match would probably be more useful, but our logistics weren't that great with a skeleton crew. Although taking a day's footage and reviewing it as a whole would provide better prospective for a driver. If a driver is told not to do 'x' action, the driver might consciously think not to do 'x' and forget to do 'y' action.
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James Tonthat
Mechanical Engineer, RackSolutions, a subsidiary of Innovation First International
Lead Engineer - Texas Torque - 2009-2014
Mentor - Robowranglers - 2015-
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