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View Poll Results: Are you planning on building a tall or wide robot?
Tall 55 28.50%
Wide 138 71.50%
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Re: Wide vs. Tall

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Originally Posted by Donut View Post
I appreciate that the GDC made sure both robot size constraints have identical volumes. No storing extra balls in one config versus the other.

The early ideas were that we will likely not climb, which makes a short and wide robot most likely.
That said the tall one has a smaller volume in the frame perimeter.
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