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Re: Robots vs. Humans

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Originally Posted by The other Gabe View Post
my question is, how would the canburglaring battles go? I wouldnt go near those
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Humans can use broom sticks
With how most of the canburglar mechanisms work, the human player only needs to hit the RC and displace it by a few inches or knock it over and the canburglar mechanism would fail. The human player can then reach over the landfill totes and retrieve the RC's. The robots would have to become much more sophisticated to overcome strategies like this.
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