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 I am surprised at the relative conservative capability you described on our 2006 machine. As for the 2007 machine, in anticipation of an aquatic game, we have completed a robot that "walks on water" and are well along with one that can "part the sea". - Bill Beatty [more] |
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31-03-2008, 03:21
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Re: pic: 1625's swerve module (better pic)
With such an effective drivetrain, it's no wonder you guys went undefeated at Colorado. I love the way you guys keep the robot chassis facing forward through the match, but still have the swerve function to put you back into position. That's very innovative.
Keep up the hard work and military-like competing guys. 
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