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27-10-2009, 16:45
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Re: paper: Ball Trajectory Calculations
Cool spreadsheet. I did one for our bot back when it was a shooter. One thing I found valuable was estimated time from release to score. Tracking this variable, there was a sweet-spot for our bot where shots would land in a minimum amount of time.
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