Onboard Live Feeds from Robots?

[karlcswanson]

I think live cameras are allowed already according to <R109>

<R109> Any decorations that involve broadcasting a signal to/from the ROBOT, such as remote
cameras, must be cleared with FIRST Engineering prior to the event and tested for
communications interference at the venue. This is the one permissible exception to Rule
<R66>. Note that 900 MHz camera systems will not be approved, and are not permitted at
any time.

[AdamHeard]

Originally Posted by karlcswanson

I think live cameras are allowed already according to <R109>

<R109> Any decorations that involve broadcasting a signal to/from the ROBOT, such as remote
cameras, must be cleared with FIRST Engineering prior to the event and tested for
communications interference at the venue. This is the one permissible exception to Rule
<R66>. Note that 900 MHz camera systems will not be approved, and are not permitted at
any time.

Yeah, cameras have been allowed for a while with the limitations you stated.

I think more teams should record their matches via this method if they have the weight.

I bet some cameras mounted on turreted robots from last year could've made some awesome footage.

[Cartwright]

The idea is awesome, but it doesn't seem like the video could be good quality.