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12-01-2010, 18:19
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Re: Suction as a method for possessing balls
So a robot that is controlling a ball via suction goes over a bump. At some point, that ball is going to lose contact with the ground. Would this be a carry?
edit: I realize this should be an official Q&A but I'd like to see what you fine folks think. 
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