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Off-season project ideas?
We've been looking at off-season projects, assuming we can find some more money. We are already a Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam, and have a lot of work to do with that. I know a lot of teams aren't quite done with FIRST season, but what will you be doing during the off-season? I've played around with building a robot cart, maybe learning to code.
Ideas? 
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