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Re: Bumper Wood

There was a team at Arkansas who asked the very same question. They wanted to make a notch in the bumper to accommodate their intake mechanism because their intake was designed without the bumpers. Andy, our LRI, said "Absolutely not." Their intake was unfortunately too wide to just "not have bumpers" where the intake and robot body met; they didn't have the 8" on each corner clearance.

You aren't REQUIRED to have bumpers that cover EVERY inch of the perimeter of your robot - depending on the design of your intake along with the rest of your frame perimeter, would it be possible to just NOT have bumpers at your intake point? Is there enough space for bumpers 8" on each side of the corners of your robot?

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