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Re: [FRC Blog] - NASA Grants and Something New for 2015

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Yes! I've been wanting to have some kind of drive challenge these past two games. I want a robot that I can confidently say is all-terrain; these flat floors have pampered us too much.
An 18" radius half cylinder on the floor of the field would be fun to get over. I'd love to see that.
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