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This looks like a recipe for some delicious cheescake...
Give someone a cheesecake, and she'll (probably) enjoy eating it. Teach her to make cheesecake, and ...
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Give someone a cheesecake, and she'll (probably) enjoy eating it. Teach her to make cheesecake, and ...
...she'll be inspired either way?
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...she'll be inspired either way?
No doubt at all. The teaching just helps spread the inspiration further.
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Why's it gotta be a she? I <3 cheesecake....
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Re: Canburglar Mechanisms
1610 has one....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJoD...RUtz3Dy8ynfN3A
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Re: Canburglar Mechanisms
Although our team doesn't have something (yet) that grabs the bins during autonomous, we were able to grab the bins from the step over the upside down totes once a member of our alliance (sometimes us, but many times our partners) cleared the landfill. It was a critical component of our success at Virginia this year, but we do hope to improve the system's capabilities.
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Re: Canburglar Mechanisms
3418: Robo-Riot had a really cool design in Wisconsin which went in the top of the can and expanded, allowing the can to be lifted. It wasn't the most successful, but it was the coolest design I've seen so far. It looks light.

I'll try to dig up some video. 2530: inconcievable had a more effective canburglar, which was definitely part of their original design, its just a 4 bar with hooks on the end. Very effective, although they didn't do it in auto.
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Re: Canburglar Mechanisms
1538 did a really nice steal mid-match in the finals of Arizona east. Less than 20 seconds left, they saw the opposite alliance trying to grab a can, so they stopped pursuing the one they were already going for and grabbed that one out of the clutches of their opponent. Even though they lost, it was still a really good play.
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