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24-02-2005, 23:20
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Re: pic: 1493 Finished robot
Our wrist movement helps greatly with tetra capping as well as great manipulation with our grabber design. Also you have more control over the tetra itself, no need to completely move the arm unnecessarily.
Also the center of gravity is somewhat low to midrange and in the back away from the tetra so there's more stability while you have a tetra. |
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