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 In my opinion, the hardest part of the competition is not that actual manufacture of the robot, but the design process. It is the enginners that go through the design process all the time that will have the edge in this competition, not the best machinist. - Wetzel [more] |
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I know how you could make a huge stack . . . pick up one, put it on another. Pick up the two (from the bottom box) put the stack on another.
Assuming you had a strong enough bot and didn't make any sudden movements to tip it all over, you could stack all 45 of them . . . . but that would take like 9 billion tries. 20 i guess is not inconcievable (haha, princess bride) but it is unlikely. Too tippy and stuff. Well, maybe thats what Matt meant, and maybe no, but I don't really see mega stacks becoming popular, to easy to knock down and . . . . hell, your big fan could probably take down a 20 high stack (kidding . .. or am i  )
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