Typically teams use pit scouting info just as a quick reference and treat it as secondary to match scouting. THe more info you have the less often you need to send some one to get more info right before a match.
that is true, but having a separate scouting sheet for the matches and for the pit area is also helpful when looking at alliances because the scout can see if what another team said about their robot was really true. you know, if the robot succeeded its expectations.
http://www.chiefdelphi.com/media/papers/1926
Here’s what 662 will be using.
Focus is on significantly reduced paper-work, ease-of-use, important information available at a glance, and aesthetic appeal.