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16-12-2006, 23:08
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Re: Learn the history of FIRST games
I know exactly what you mean.
This year one of my VERY early brainstormed ideas was very similar to Rage's 2002 robot. It had the pickup and storage on the arm, and instead of dumping them out the back of the storage, they would be funneled into a shooter. Let's just say that idea didn't get too far. I also noticed a couple teams used the same idea the TechnoTicks had in 2002. They had a spiral and a spinning column in the middle to grab up balls. I remember someone specifically asked for a picture of their machine from that year. 
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