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 Active control of game pieces throughout all stages of your robot's interactions with it is critical. Never let gravity/inertia control the game piece. If you want a game piece to go somewhere, you MAKE it go there. - Jeremy Germita [more] |
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25-05-2010, 21:23
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Re: pic: Schreiber Take on West Coast Drive
We at 114 try to use WAD (Whiteboard Aided Design) before we move to the computers. Once students can understand the goal of their design, they use CAD for what it is: A tool to enact a design. CAD is simply a step that is used to bring a design to reality, and nothing more.
The design is more than the CAD. The design is the thought, the sketches, and the math involved in bringing the mechanism to reality. 
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