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View Poll Results: How does your robot interact with balls on the ground?
Specific mechanism to herd them into the lower goal. 17 17.00%
Specific mechanism to pick them up from the ground and bring them inside the robot. 85 85.00%
Ground ball manipulation is not in our strategy. 13 13.00%
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Re: Who is picking up from ground?

we are picking from the ground and dropping them into our other mechanisms... the only thing is we havent yet found a way to get them back out... we'll find a way
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