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26-02-2006, 23:25
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Re: a bunch of ball II
I would say that most people aren't lying when they say their robot can pick up 25 balls at once. I've personally seen our robot pick up all 17 balls that we have. Does that mean we'll be able to pick up that many during competition, considering we've only practiced by ourselves and balls scattered around a small area? Probably not, but we'll see once we get there.
Now if your asking if people have the ability to hold 25+ balls, I would say that the people who say they can are telling the truth. Whether they will be able to achieve that during competition is something that we are going to have to wait and see. 
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