Line tracking and Squaring, they prolly don’t rely on giro only. Just eye and muscle coordination , you put the robot to follow the black and white lines.

Difficult to explain 😂😂😂

That’s what I thought lol

I saw something similar in a builderdude35 video a few years back, but he didn’t figure out how to release the robot

@@connerroth3416 This is released by knocking down the board when backing up

why？

@@polyethyleneterephthalate7190 because of rules... 😓 680 is the biggest points that can earn...

@@grdreamers where？？please time

@@avika625 i know right! I hate people who think high points aren't possible! 710 is the absolute max this year using loopholes

@@avika625 710 is possible, you gain more by bringing over the train thank you lose

If we rescue, we will get a penalty, but we will get points.

If we get penalty,but 5 precision token points is 50.So we get 630points

R15 INTERRUPTION R15 defines and limits the action of you touching the robot after it is launched. When you interact with a launched robot or any object touching it. • You can interrupt the robot any time for any reason, but be sure to study rules R16 and R19 . • The best time and place to interrupt the robot is when it is completely in home ( R12 ). • Do not use the exact “perfect timing” of an interruption (your eyes doing the work of a timer or sensor) as a strategy to produce a new scoring result or advantage. Missions benefiting will score zero. • Do not send or drop things to hit or land on the robot.

I would see this as perfect timing

So the last run wouldn’t count if it is the perfect timing