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1 cubic inch Robot
What do you do during the off season??? We still build robots but at a smaller scale??
Just thougth I'd share a competition that has a maximum size limit of one cubic inch. I've attached a photo for you to see. After building 130 lb robots for several years it feels funny to put this thing in my pocket. We'll be flying to Japan next week to compete. Here is the website if anyone else is interested:http://imd.eng.kagawa-u.ac.jp/maze/index_e.html 
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