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Re: What did your robot sacrifice for First Frenzy?
With only 6 weeks for the Design/Build/Test, you can do it all, just not well.
Given enough time you can 1. Drive extremely well. 2. Manipulate objects extremely well. 3. Climb extremely well. 4. Lift/Hoist extremely well. I think the secret is to, decide what you want to do, Design a solution "that meets the needs" (not exceeds) Build it Test it Fine tune it for performance when you have time. If you weant to do it all the "extremely well's" will by default drop to "just meets, but does the job" Just my 2 cents. Phil |
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