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Material for Operator Interface
Posted by Matt Berube at 1/16/2001 1:09 PM EST
Engineer on team #49, Delphi Knights, from Buena Vista High School and Delphi Automotive. Am I missing something? I think I remember that in previous years we were allowed to use almost any materials to create the operator interface that the driver uses to control the robot. I looked at the rules several times and I don't see any mention of that this year. Did I miss it or do we have to use the same material limitations as we do for building the robot itself? Thanks, Matt B. T49 |
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