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Re: Robots Advantages

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Originally Posted by eagle33199 View Post
how many mid-field shots in soccer actually score? While certainly not impossible, it's going to be much more difficult to score from the midfield than from the end - and most of the time, you'll see midfield shots bouncing out of the goals and the scorers having to pick them up to score.
You bring up a good point. If there is a defender on the goal end it will be very difficult to make the shot. Additionally, most robots will congregate in the mid field making shots much more difficult to make. However, I still believe that there will be some robots that will be able to make goals from the mid field area and these will be the robots that shine at the competition. This would require the robot to quickly control, aim, and fire the ball, which is not an easy task. If the shot is not made, at least the ball is moved from the mid field area to the goal area.
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