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Robot Design: Frame Perimeter?
We are wondering, the rule, and revision to the rule, is relatively vague about what constitutes a frame perimeter. We are design a "snow plow" directly into our robot, but if the balls go into that plow, is that considered inside the 3" perimeter rule? Or, does that only mean literaly under the robot?
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