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> How about taking the principle of a
> > standard two dimensional maze (the type with 90 degree corridors) but doing
> > it in three dimensions. It would have to be made of perspex so you could see
> > the robot as it got closer too the core.
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> The problem is that everyone needs to build one at home, and perspex/lucite
> etc is expensive in large sheets
it would be no different if we just went with a 4' clear PVC 3D maze.
but for the same reasons its not going to be doable.
that's what the discussions about 3D pipe racers is about.
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Chris
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