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Re: What did your robot sacrifice for First Frenzy?
We willingly sacrificed climbing onto the platform, but we should still be able to hang from the carpet.
As for doing everything, it is usually impossible. The key is to identify the tasks that aren't worth the effort to design a mechanism for. For example, stacking in 2003 and picking up the small balls that were on the field in 2001. |
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