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Re: pic: 1565 Compact Version
What motivated you guys to make your robot start smaller? We looked at sizes of arms, and discovered that if we use all of the space vertically available, we end up with a longer arm. Are you planning a stowing ramp?
Looks like a nice arm! 
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04-02-2007, 20:37
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Re: pic: 1565 Compact Version
it just so happens that our arm is just within 72 inchs when fully extended forword so we cannot add anymore length to it. Also it is also going to be used to "pin" robots onto our lift to keep them from falling off. And I think it looks sweet that it can fold up the small and still reach the top rack lol
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