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09-03-2005, 20:21
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Re: Collaborative Robot Design Project
It sounds like a very interesting idea. I'd be interested in helping out. I already have most of my teams bot designed and I think somethings could be easily migrated to a new design. I know my teams arm is nothing amazing(there are defenitly better designs) but I really like our two speed shifter using the kit gearboxes and our special magic bumpers which are unique and worked well in tests(not in competition because we haven't competed yet
 ) at making us unstopable. I could defenitly put together a quick presentation and present it to an online group.
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