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 Mentor-built (adj.): A term describing a robot that is better than your own, and / or a robot with paint on it. - Chris is me [more] |
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13-09-2007, 15:02
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Re: When to split the team
Id personally advise against splitting the team, especially if you just have 21 members. You can expand the effect of your program, by using that funding for 3dsmax, and website. One team, with extra funding can go a long way, purchase computers, buy tools, or try a second regional, having 2 teams with just bare minimum funds, likely will not have the impact as a small/medium sized team of 20 members, with funding to explore new aspects of engineering, science and technology.
good luck rs 
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