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16-03-2007, 20:10
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Re: [FVC]: 3053's Robot
Wow - this is very similar to our robot (FVC 3228). Our box/arm is only 1 tank tread wide though. How do you move the balls up and down the box? What do you use as a manipulator to pick up the balls? We were part of the winning alliance from the Florida Regional in December, so I look forward to seeing this machine in person in Atlanta.
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