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09-01-2005, 18:31

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Re: Arm Designs

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Originally Posted by Cyberguy34000

I know there is a very similar thread already out there, I just wanted to get some input specifically related to the arm design. What kind of design would work better, fork lift or a bending arm? Ideas? Post away.

I'm not sure how well a forklift would work given that the maximum height of the robot is 60" and the goals with a couple tetras on them would be too high.

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