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Re: Bumper Rules
Well, you could always just bolt on an extension to the side rail of your robot, so that the side rail reached as far forward as the bottom of the gripper. (that's within the starting configuration, right?)
If you are worried about the plywood extending into the corners... just re-define the location of the corners of your robot! Jason |
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