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[OCCRA]: playing field
how high are the walls surrounding the full-sized robot playing field?
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13-09-2008, 21:58
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Re: [OCCRA]: playing field
Official answer:
18" give or take a few fractions is what I remember. Remember robots cannot use the field as a reaction point. A robot reaching over the rails and touching the floor or anything else will be disqualified and have their power turned off.
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