stationary robot

[BigJack]

Originally Posted by Daniel_LaFleur

Without a drivetrain it may not be able to fulfill the 'movement' requirement.
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No where in that rule does it say that the entire robot needs to be moving with respect to the field. It simply says a robot must have some sort of movement. I feel that a conveyor or claw moving in relation to the robot would satisfy this requirement, but it could definitely go either way with a Q&A.

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by BigJack

No where in that rule does it say that the entire robot needs to be moving with respect to the field. It simply says a robot must have some sort of movement. I feel that a conveyor or claw moving in relation to the robot would satisfy this requirement, but it could definitely go either way with a Q&A.

The answer to Q300 confirms that a robot doesn't have to be able to leave its starting location in order to satisfy the "movement" requirement.

[MrShmelo]

i've seen one of these in the israeli week 0 last thursday. they won by a landslide

[Kevin Leonard]

Originally Posted by MrShmelo

i've seen one of these in the israeli week 0 last thursday. they won by a landslide

Care to share some more information? Maybe pictures if the team involved is okay with that?

[MrShmelo]

Originally Posted by Kevin Leonard

Care to share some more information? Maybe pictures if the team involved is okay with that?

i think you'll need to wait for the 17th