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23-03-2005, 21:19
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Re: engineer bots
personally i learned most in the area of teamwork because the mentors STAYED OUT to a large extent. In fact, i think they did a perfect job. They made sure we worked on the stuff we wernt so interested in. They made a few things, stuff that we had no idea about and could have never made (like a nifty design for our passive gripper). We decided to modify it quite a bit later, on our own and it worked out great. There certainly was a balance.
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