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24-02-2004, 21:06
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Re: Covering Electronics
I have seen arms malfunction and almost spear into the middle of robots(ours). Covers may not seem important now, but they will when you watch a robot get seriously damaged(or a career ending nosebleed-inside joke). Not only electronics, but motor and drive conponents as well. Protection is a key value of robots, for it provides robustness, which is key if you want to make it through the finals, with a driving robot anyway.
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