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View Poll Results: When do you expect to have your robot complete?
Week 4 or before - We are an awesome team 15 11.72%
Week 5 - We need the practice time, our drivers are, well ?? 46 35.94%
Week 6 - Our drivers don't need practice so we perfect our robot 17 13.28%
5:00 am ship day - so much to do, so little time 30 23.44%
We finish at the regional, why rush? 20 15.63%
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Re: Survey - When do you expect to have your robot complete?

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I would feel disappointed to finish that early. Finishing at week 3 or 4 would be like you did not challenge yourself enough. driver practice and strategy work is definitely a good thing, but you may have been able to do more with your machine.
Their robot was mostly built out of wood, and it was made extremely simple. I can see how they finished it that early. They sure had an excellent rookie year.
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