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Re: Design Checklist?
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Originally Posted by rsisk
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This is an excellent resource.
Remember that it's better to invest time upfront deciding what is the right robot to build, rather than discovering later that your robot concept is complex. difficult to build and ineffective. Strive for simplicity in your robot design: fewer things to build and fewer things to fail is a good philosophy.
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