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32 | 48.48% |
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Ruling in Robot Tipping
This was brought up in a pre- regional scrimmage that was held in our area, and we were wondering if we could get everyone's oppinion on this issue:
Team A's robot has a rather "useful" arm that can be used in a variaty of ways. While driving for a goal Team A happens to collide with Team B, an opposing team. Team B, because of thier height collides directly into Team A's arm and subsequently proceeds to topple over, ending up in a useless pile of rubble sprawled out on the playing field. Now, here is the question, what ruling do the judges make in such a situation? It was clearly not a malicious act, but Team B was flipped over nonetheless. Any thoughts? |
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