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Re: Agawam HS (839) and PotHole Detector Robot

Nice going Agawam. Even if the TV reporter did not say "FIRST Robotics", as soon as we saw the joysticks, we knew it was you!. Great project.
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Re: Agawam HS (839) and PotHole Detector Robot

I had to resurrect this thread because I just saw on ABC World News that Chicago is dealing with one of the worst pothole seasons in their history.

They have a crew of about 20 people that are filling 200 potholes a day at least!

Any chance of sending this technology to the good folks of Chicago to help out this year?

I haven't heard anything about this since it was mentioned way back when here on CD in 2004.

4 years have gone by since then.
Was the project abandoned, or has it moved from the prototype stages already??
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Re: Agawam HS (839) and PotHole Detector Robot

Well, Elgin, it's a long story. But the short version is we didn't document all of our research and engineering work at the time of development. Consequently, even though we got a "patent pending" we did not follow up with the real application, for a lot of reasons. # 1 reason was that we would never had been able to defend it against infringement because of the lack of documentation.

On the good side, John and I have spoken at Lemelson workshops since our project and stressed the fact that teams needed to document, document, document. I know of at least one that took our story to heart, Team 357, Royal Jester. Their famous Jester Drive is the basis for their InvenTeam project of adapting it to a wheel chair. The last time I spoke to Joe Troy they were persuing going to market.

Road Iron, however is dormant.
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