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Favorite NEW unique aspect of a robot
Posted by David Kelly at 04/28/2001 2:22 PM EST
Student on team #234, Cyber Blue, from Perry Meridian High School [IUPUI] and Rolls-Royce/ NEC/ NASA KSC/ Peregrine/ Trilithic. What is everybody's favorite new unique aspect of a robot for this year? I liked the use of the gyros for this years game. I had only seen it used once of twice in past years. I also loved what our electronics guy did for us. He designed the wearable backpack that was used to comtrol the arm and big ball grabber for our robot. David Kelly Student Captain/ Webmaster/ Driver CB Team 234 |
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Re: Favorite NEW unique aspect of a robot
Posted by Gui Cavalcanti at 04/28/2001 6:01 PM EST
Student on team #422, Mech Tech, from Governor's School (GSGIS) and Verizon. In Reply to: Favorite NEW unique aspect of a robot Posted by David Kelly on 04/28/2001 2:22 PM EST: It may not be necessarily new, but I loved the lateral steering mechanisms on many of the robots (including the infamous 47 and not-so-well-known 135). -Gui Team 422, Mech Techs Richmond Virginia |
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