Designing a climbing mechanism for 2013... a humbling experience

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Re: Designing a climbing mechanism for 2013... a humbling experience

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Originally Posted by danopia

For those of you that have ideas for a 30-point climb, would your robot be able to scale to a pyramid of, say, 10 levels without nontrivial changes? Ignore your robot hanging 30 feet in the air.

Yes, we have a design that is simple, fits a small footprint and potentially will climb to the top in <20 seconds. It should in theory be able to climb to any level without any change.

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