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Re: [Official 2007 Game Design] Autonomy And Other Technology Discussions
Give a wieight bonus (30%?) to teams that build a "true" walker.
This means that robots that walk, without the use of rotating cams or wheels (that touch the floor), can wiegh a total of 156 lbs. This would be a cool rule because it would encourage innovation in the drive train, which for many teams has gone virtualy unchanged since the creation of FIRST. It would also spawn a wide range of unique designs never before seen or imagined. |
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