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 It's rather simple: you start with a block of solid and remove material until you just have the robot left. Kind of like making a sandcastle. Only harder. - petek [more] |
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Vertical Frame Perimeter
Is the frame perimeter a two dimensional or a three dimensional measurement? From the diagrams in the rule book, frame perimeter seems to be the two dimensional area the robot occupies on the floor. My main question is what is the maximum height the frame can be mounted off of the floor? Our wheels are mounted on large brackets suspended from the body of our chassis. Do these brackets count as the frame? Does frame perimeter have a vertical component?
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