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 My experience in FIRST has taught me that, whatever you do, make sure that no single failure can eliminate half your drive system.[...] The worst feeling in the world is having your robot driving around in circles when there is critical business to be done on the playing field. - Andrew [more] |
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03-04-2010, 22:54
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Re: why blame the programmers??
Because the mechanical guys always finish late and give electrical and software guys the last 3 days to make it magically work o
 .And because the mechanical guys can't get it through their head that the robot itself is part of the servo feedback. The software can't be fully tested w/o working hardware - the gyro does not work while the robot is shaking itself apart - etc, etc, etc Classic comment: It works perfectly on the stand but not on the ground!! It has to be a software problem. Hehehe... Just kidding (mostly) - I appreciate those mechanical guys! |
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