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Re: Canburglar Safety

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What if the system is powered by a motor? A disabled or unpowered robot wouldn't need safety latches in my opinion.
That is true. However, if there's stored energy involved (surgical tubing, springs, ect), I would reccomend a safetly latch. That latch could be as simple as a zip-tie that you'll cut after you're on the field.
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