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09-02-2003, 23:13
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I'll admit it's a brilliant design... the closest thing we came up with to that was a big arm that swung at the boxes from the starting postition. If we'd only build that, we could have still had a shot against you... One question: your bot looks very thin. Its center of gravity is obviously very low, but what happens when you strike all those boxes AND an opponents madly onrushing robot 5' above the floor at an angle on the ramp? Does it fall over?
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