External power for LED worklights?

sanddrag · #1 20-08-2007, 23:57

I just had a thought. Perhaps instead of making repair/maintenance areas more easily visible, maybe focus on making the robot more reliable and less likely to need repair and maintenance.

EricVanWyk · #2 21-08-2007, 11:31

I like this a lot. As far as I am concerned, the quality of an electronic device is directly proportional to the number of blinky lights on it. Safety / Visibility is good too.

Kingofl337 · #3 21-08-2007, 16:27

Put more LED's inside the robot.....Our 2008 robot is going to light up like a Xmas tree!

geeknerd99 · #4 21-08-2007, 20:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by sanddrag

I just had a thought. Perhaps instead of making repair/maintenance areas more easily visible, maybe focus on making the robot more reliable and less likely to need repair and maintenance.

It happens, man. I've only ridden in a robot's frame ONCE (and I was driving too), and that 2 minute ride has really helped me understand why random stuff seems to break.

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