New robot controller next year?

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New robot controller next year?

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26-03-2003, 12:29

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but what an excellent engineering lesson that would be!

thats how it is in the real world - engineering is all about change

when things stop changing you dont need engineers anymore.

The ones that can deal with rapidly changing requirements, and learn new systems quickly, are the ones who achieve the most success.

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