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R23 and Climbing
I Need clarification on the bumper rule R23 and how it relates to climbing. If a robot climbs up the rope in a way that it tips the robot vertically to where the bumpers are perpendicular to the floor instead of parallel, does that violate the rule?
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Re: R23 and Climbing
No it does not, read the blue box below R23
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Re: R23 and Climbing
R23. BUMPERS must be located entirely within the BUMPER ZONE, which is the volume contained
between the floor and a virtual horizontal plane 7 in. (~17 cm) above the floor in reference to the ROBOT standing normally on a flat floor. BUMPERS do not have to be parallel to the floor. This measurement is intended to be made as if the ROBOT is resting on a flat floor (without changing the ROBOT configuration), not relative to the height of the ROBOT from the FIELD carpet. Examples include: Example 1: A ROBOT that is at an angle while navigating a ROPE has its BUMPERS outside the BUMPER ZONE. If this ROBOT were virtually transposed onto a flat floor, and its BUMPERS are in the BUMPER ZONE, it meets the requirements of R23. Example 2: A ROBOT deploys a MECHANISM which LIFTS the BUMPERS outside the BUMPER ZONE (when virtually transposed onto a flat floor). This violates R23. I believe this rule only applies to when the robot is on the ground. |
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Re: R23 and Climbing
Thank you for the clarification!
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