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01-02-2008, 17:11

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Robot Surfaces/Covering

What are you all using for an overall robot surface? We are stuck trying to figure out what to put on there, a few options are floating around, but nothing definite. Our mentor wanted to know what other teams are using to cover their robots. Pictures can be posted if you need to see what we're covering.

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