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Re: pic: In the Loading zone?
I agree. They just cant say its in the loading zone if they back up to it because they have to declare the front of the robot to be their "footprint". But does this only apply if your robot flops down? Our robot sort of expands at the beginning, and could we declare that our footprint is the front 28" of the robot which is less than 38" wide?
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