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Legality of Mounting a Camera on the Robot?
So how legal would it be to properly mount a camera on the robot to capture HD video footage from a first person view of the robot?
We did that last year, but we just never asked if it was legal . I think a proper mounting, instead of zip ties and duct tape would be great.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDpnRhmhW7A#t=03m45s And that's me doing that little hand motion at the beginning of the match... |
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Re: Legality of Mounting a Camera on the Robot?
[R67]
Any decorations that involve broadcasting a signal to/from the Robot, such as remote cameras, must be approved by FIRST (via e-mail to frcteams@usfirst.org) prior to the event and tested for communications interference at the venue. Such devices, if reviewed and approved, are excluded from Rule [R55]. Start with that; even if you aren't broadcasting, but you have the mount in place (and the mount is legal), it's a good idea. |
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