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Re: Robot Arm Extension

i think someone should draw a picture of this .
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Re: Robot Arm Extension

that thar's some gud drawin skil!
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Re: Robot Arm Extension

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The intent of Rule <R12> is that the robot must be able to fit within a 72" x 72" virtual box at all times. The orientation of the robot within the box is inconsequential
inconsequent: lacking worth or importance.

By this defination the orientation of the robot does not have an importance or worth. Therefore it doesn't matter which way the robot faces it would still be out of the box. Just think about it, if they meant it. they would have to give everyone a direction in which this virtual box faces.

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Actually, the rule book specifically tells teams not to "lawyer" the rules and such. By that, they mean stick to the spirit of the competition and don't look for loopholes to get the advantage through devious game play.

I think innovation refers not to creativity in interpreting the rules, but rather, the game.
Don't read too much into it. 72 inches is 72 inches regardless of what way you face your robot.
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Re: Robot Arm Extension

My interpretation of the rule is that as long as you can take your fully extended robot and put it in a 72x72 inch box (regardless of robot orientation), you're legal.

I think FIRST needs to make some clarifications.
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Re: Robot Arm Extension

I agree FIRST needs to clearify this, because some people might try this diagonal approach, personally, I would rather be safe than sorry
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Re: Robot Arm Extension

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My interpretation of the rule is that as long as you can take your fully extended robot and put it in a 72x72 inch box (regardless of robot orientation), you're legal.

I think FIRST needs to make some clarifications.
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I agree FIRST needs to clearify this, because some people might try this diagonal approach, personally, I would rather be safe than sorry
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Re: Robot Arm Extension

this quote has been posted many times. Yet there is still room for inturptations more clearification is needed
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Re: Robot Arm Extension

It's about as clear as can be....you have a 6 foot square box to fit your robot into. You can have it aligned diagonally, straight, or whatever way you want. That's what "the orientation of the robot within the box is inconsequential" means.
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Re: Robot Arm Extension

Fair enough.. I'm just trying to be on the safe side. I don't want be Dq'd for something as small as that lol.
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