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Re: Role of Analyst

Although our team is strongly considering different colored lights to tell the HP what color game piece we would like, I could definitely see the Analysts role being to look at how our alliance's pegs are shaking out, and then from there delegate to each HP through hand signals what game piece they are responsible for feeding to the robots. This could be made more complicated if say team X can work with circles and squares, but not triangles for whatever reason and then team Y is much better at triangles, but not quite as good at squares or circles...the HPs, the analyst, and the driver team of each robot would need to be on the same page for all of that! That's a heck of a lot of pre-match planning and in-game nonverbal communication. And I thought robot com was what we were primarily worried about
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