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29-04-2007, 21:55
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Re: Robot chassis shape
Well, while a rectangular shape may give you the most space, you have to ask yourself: do you really need it? I know that my teams robot next year is going to take a very minimalist approach. (I'll be a mentor, but I shall *help* with a iron fist!
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