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06-12-2005, 23:14
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Re: what happens when you give a nonFIRSTER a robot?
I know the first instinct would be to hit the breaker on the robot, which I have had to do during a demo as well...
But wouldn't the first thing to do if something like this happened be to unplug the Control system?? Wouldn't that do the same thing as shutting off the master power breaker and be much safer? Obviously would still you want someone/something (fence) around to make sure people stay away from the robot when it is in operation. 
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