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View Poll Results: What should be permitted as "COTS"? You may mark as many as you like.
Pre-cut metal with no moving parts, such as sprockets 155 76.73%
Simple moving parts - such as bearings. 157 77.72%
More complex moving pieces - such as gearboxes 159 78.71%
Motorized components - such as the Dart Actuator 134 66.34%
Basic Drive Train Kit - KOP Chassis 152 75.25%
More Complex Drive Train Kits, such as the Rhino Drive. 101 50.00%
Working Manipulators, such as AndyMark's Intake 59 29.21%
Full Competitive Robot 34 16.83%
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Re: COTS: How far should it go?

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Just a quick note: This isn't a "kit", no more than any Ri3D robot is a "kit". You can't just click the "buy" button and receive a collection of MCC Robot parts ready to snap together. It's a design.
I don't think you are correct here... From their advertisement (follow the link), in bright red letters:

*Kits will be available for purchase, please email support@wcproducts.net for more info*
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