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I dont think that launching the ball is considered hurdling because the definition says that
a. Hurdling is the "The act of completing a HURDLE." in order to complete a hurdle, a robot has to "be in POSSESSION of a TRACKBALL" Possession is - "Controlling the position and movement of a TRACKBALL while the TRACKBALL is supported or captured" we obviously know that ball isnt "captured" when its in mid air but is it supported? no I dont think it is "A TRACKBALL shall be considered “supported” by a ROBOT if in the estimation of a reasonably astute observer the majority of the weight of the TRACKBALL is being borne by the ROBOT." I dont think that the weight of the trackball is supported by a robot if its traveling through the air I might be wrong though, Id appreciate it you informed me of any flaws in my logic |
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