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28-01-2009, 18:00
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Re: pic: Robot Bumpers
Here's a purely hypothetical situation. Let's say that a team designs a chassis in which there are no sharp angles, only rounded ones so their bot isn't actually a polygon, nor does it actually have any corners... Say using a bent-pipe frame rather than straight-pipe? Just curious.
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