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Originally Posted by Kevin Sevcik
To quote FIRST, "Please see the definition of HANGING and SUPPORTED, they are clear and unambiguous in this case."
But seriously, I'm pretty sure your robot would be counted as being supported by the ball beneath you.
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It doesn't matter if the robot is supported by the ball. It only matters if it is not touching the carpet, platform or goals. It also must be directly SUPPORTED by the bar, which means they would no longer be HANGING if they removed the bar. Since it is unlikely that they could balance on the large ball, they would be considered directly supported.
Granted that is how the rules are written now, and if you asked FIRST they would probably tell you to stop being a lawyer
The point of FIRST is not to create pretty robots. It's to teach kids about science, technology, and engineering. - Cory [more] 
07-02-2004, 18:21
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