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Re: Cameras Getting Smashed
We have the camera mounted behind our turret with an extra bar of aluminum going in front of it to keep balls out.
What you really should be worried about is the camera falling out. Last year, our camera fell and we ran it over and bent all of the pins. Luckily it wasn't destroyed; we bent the pins back. In testing, our camera lens FLEW off and landed about five feet from our robot in the grass, simply from the force of a ball in our turret. We're getting small screws to mount it securely in place. |
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