Anyway, I will list down the stuff that we need to consider
Vehicle Design
- Build using studless design, or traditional lego bricks with studs?
- Using the NXT or RCX motor?
- Have 1 or 2 motor as the driving force?
- Do you use gearing to make the vehicle go faster?
- Do you use tracks, 2 or 4 wheels?
- Using NXT or RCX motor?
- When you grab the object is it from top down, or from the sides?
- Design using the Lego NXT-G software or Robolab 2.9?
- Do you use RCX or NXT light sensors?
- Do you use 1,2,3 or 4 light sensors?
- Do we hard code the software to run without considering the tracks (black lines)?
- Do we use a line following algorithm to move through the playing field?
So many different consideration. So many options. I guess, there is no 1 right answer. One may build a better robot, but without a good software design, it may not be able to complete the task and vice versa. To truly win the competition, the team must have a great design, in both software and hardware as well as speed and reliability.
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