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21-03-2007, 18:20
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Re: Cart for Atlanta
Okay, I have a questions about the carts in general... I am very aware that the carts are supposed to fit through 30" doors, but... What about the robots? The width of most robots is probably 28", and then half of them have bumpers that extends the total width of the robot outside that 30" door frame. So people have, if I remember right, a robot that can be 36" wide that should fit through a 30" door.
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