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06-02-2009, 20:00
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Re: robot dimensions
Page 4 of the Section 8 "the Robot" defines:
BUMPER ZONE – the volume contained between two virtual horizontal planes, one inch above the floor and seven inches above the floor. And then R08 "P" states: P. BUMPERS must be mounted to the ROBOT within the BUMPER ZONE, and must remain there. The BUMPERS must not be articulated or designed to move outside of the BUMPER ZONE. |
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