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how well do the sensors pick up color?
Looking at the kick-off video and seeing the vision tetra's ,ones that are placed on the Field that weigh 12.5 lbs, the color on them is red or blue and green panels. my question is What if your Robot is one of those colors, like my team MOE 365 is, will that affect the the sensors on the robots and lead them away from the tetras and to wards our bot or are the sensors "smart enough" to to not do that?
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