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Re: Remote Kill Switch
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A robot outside of transport configuration is probably larger. The totes are relatively large. I watched several people put their robot on the floor and test actuators and I am fine with that. However a large robot, not really designed with crumple zones or padding moving in a room full of tightly packed people? If you watch the Mount Olive District event I always loaded the Blue Alliance field first. That queue was slow to move. In walking by one of the robots on the field I got shirt caught by a piece of aluminum projecting only because the robot was in a perfectly reasonable configuration for the field. So realistically speaking, even if the robot is not driving, putting the robot fully expanded on the floor in the pits moving requires a fair deal of consideration to keep people out of the work envelope and the potential drop away of the tote. I wouldn't object as long as it was clear the area in the work envelope was actively patrolled. This could be easily addressed by the venue offering a floor level area for testing in addition to the practice field. For example at Mount Olive High School we certainly have a lot of floor we could offer for temporary use. If you walked back by our machine shop table there was a large section of the lobby back there empty. Last edited by techhelpbb : 13-03-2015 at 10:23. |
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