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21-04-2004, 18:30
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Re: How to Built A Robot that Doesn't tip (FIRST History)
We have a wheelie bar on the front (we climb the stair backwards) and arms that come out ont he sides that also function as kickstands so we can't tip sideways. We can tip backwards but we aren't climbing the stair that way and the wheelie bar is also a bumper so people can't get underneath us when we engage.
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