Why was there a fully autonomous robot in the kick-off example?

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Why was there a fully autonomous robot in the kick-off example?

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07-01-2008, 04:21

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Why was there a fully autonomous robot in the kick-off example?

In the human example, there was a fully autonomous bot. Wasn't it considered more difficult to participate the entire competition in autonomous mode? and there were no extra points?

What was the reason it was used in the example?

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