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Rotating Actuators?
One of our teams mentors suggested that by using a rotating actuator we could solve one of our problems. But, my question is: are we allowed to use rotating actuators (they are available from Bimba.....)? I'm pretty sure the answer is no, but could anyone verify that for me? Thanks......
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