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22-02-2003, 10:13
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Well when i saw what 68 does i was amazed. It's a well thought out bot that's more than a step ahead of everyone else in their planning, construction, and strategy. Personally i have no problem with going up against a robot as such. but i have a feeling that when a robot (130lbs) travelling at 9 - 15 fps makes a bump against this robot strategy goes out the window.
I'd be sure you guys have backup wings for this thing. If you didn't see a robot like this coming then don't whine about how it throws off your strategy. For Innovation and Rec..... Good job 68! |
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