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21-11-2005, 20:27
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Re: Design Challenge: Baton
I would have to side with the what ifs category on this one...
It is my strong opinion that the hardest part of a relay type challenge with a batton would be the transfer Getting one robot to do what you want it to do is possible...but hard all the same If you had to somehow transfer a small object between robots there would be immense room for error |
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