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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Steve Hassenplug wrote:
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> The current plan is to put two tables end-to-end, and see who can go the length
> of the tables the fastest. How about putting one of the tables at 90 degrees,
> so the track becomes a big "L". At least that would make it a little
> challenging. Then, the robot will be required to have a little control.
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> I'm pretty sure my idea will be totally rejected by everyone, but if someone
> else wants to suggest the same thing in a few days, it may go over pretty well.
You might want to consider having two 90-degree turns, in opposite directions
(so that you finish traveling in the same direction in which you started). That
way both contestants (assuming there are only two at a time) will have the same
distance to travel, and there won't be any advantage to being on the inside
track.
... so said the completely uninvolved, uninvested backseat driver.
-s
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