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02-10-2005, 19:15
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Re: Curling + Robots = Sweeet
I read some posts in this thread then I suddenly thought of some simple ways to solve peoples problems:
do you need ice? No, there is a product that is pretty much fake ice, it is some sort of plastic or polymer i think, and they use it for skating rinks, Maneuverability..... well for this i have a few ideas, first one is what allot of people on here talk about, HOVER-CRAFTS, and the other one is a walking robot with spikes. I don't know how good the walking robot will be if you need a smooth continuous Motion but it may be a start. You could just even do a custom wheel with spikes, you have no treads so it may even save weight! Last edited by John Gutmann : 02-10-2005 at 19:18. 
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