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View Poll Results: Average Lap Distance (ft)
70 - 79 2 5.56%
80 - 89 4 11.11%
90 - 99 2 5.56%
100 - 109 16 44.44%
110 - 119 6 16.67%
120 - 129 3 8.33%
130 - 140 3 8.33%
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Re: Average Lap Distance

I also ran some calculations with this yesterday.

Using the maximum robot size (with bumpers) of ~44" x 34".

Using a CAD calculated elipse with a 870.5" (~72.54') total length shortest travel distance per lap with the best line.

Using your given 10 ft/second robot speed...

The most we can squeeze out of this field in a perfect situation with the maximum sized robot with absolutely no traffic would be:

20 laps in 1:45
(not counting time in Hybrid mode in able to get to "the perfect path")


Good luck with any team who can accomplish this!

I'm guessing a best lap count of about 10-15 will be very rare, and 5-10 will be the norm.

Smaller robots will have a slight advantage as they will be able to manuver around robots & the track a lot quicker, and I see rookies hopefully realizing this and taking advantage of this if they don't want to build an arm for Ball manipulation.
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