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 Wow, 3 people able to draw their designs using text in a script processor program. I guess I wasted my time learning all that CAD software - Gary Dillard [more] |
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Moving beyond boxes on wheels.
I first wrote a rant about how teams need to be more creative in their robot designs.. but yeah, it seemed pointless, and I already knew the answer to all my questions.
Pretty much, the reason I started this thread, was for one question. Has there ever been a walking robot in a FIRST competition? ok... two questions... What's been the most creative/non-standard locomotion for a FIRST robot? ok... three... Why don't we see more of them? 
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