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10-02-2008, 16:20
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Re: Who else is really, really behind?
Well, this year we are doing okay... (we can drive and launch, but still have all the auto left to go) but last year we figured out how to measure the position of our elevator (a rather important function) about 30 minutes before the robot went into the shipping crate. We had zero practice time and no time to test auto functions on the robot. It showed when we got to Portland, although by the end of the season we were starting to get things figured out.
Jason 
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