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Re: Building Competition LEGO Robots
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Wed, 14 May 2003 20:24:05 GMT
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I think your attitude toward the competition is important to. You can
approach it in the I'm going to win this, the I'm going to see if I can
build something that works or the I'm going to go nuts and see what happens.
For the most part I'm in the lets see if I can get something that works,
but I've hit all three. For the monkey contest and king of the hill I
just wanted to make something that worked. My approach to project X was
lets see if I can win this thing, which didn't work out all that well,
but I tried. For bridge building I was going for the most outrageous
approach I could thing of and had no thoughts of whether I even win a
single round. Unfortunately I never managed to complete this one.
Contest are for fun, so some times it's great to not think of winning
but entertaining yourself and others with a wacky design.
As for the rice contest, I'm planing to be in Alaska. :-)
Derek
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 | | Re: Building Competition LEGO Robots
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| (URL) an example of a very big, but very simple 'bot. It's interesting to look at it now and see all the different modules there. But it worked, and the program was very simple. Note the V in the front--originally I ahd these arms that went out (...) (22 years ago, 14-May-03, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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