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 Mentors need to be sure that the team is on track to have a working robot ready. Students can do almost everything, but they need help watching the calender. Even if your ideas turn out bad, if your robot is inspectable and running when you arrive at your first event, anything can happen. - AcesPease [more] |
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17-10-2013, 11:07
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Re: Looking for collaborators
One can also use an Arduino simulator merely to develop some basic coding skills.
As far as chassis are concerned consider acrylic, polycarbonate or cardboard. All highly economical and easily machined. A little glue and a wide range of assemblies is accompolished. Plus if you need something stronger than glue you can weld acrylic and polycarbonate. Last edited by techhelpbb : 17-10-2013 at 11:43. |
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