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What team did this?
A few years back, I saw a robot that didn't use wheels, Instead it used two hexagonal disks with cross pieces between them, like a locomotive, it ran on the cross-pieces instead of the disks. I believe it was a flip-bot.
Do any of you guys know who did it, and If there are any pictures of that bot? Last edited by Cody Carey : 30-06-2006 at 01:09. 
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