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If they have to compete in the same "form factor" then they don't stand a chance. Professional football is incredibly complex. (45m would be an absolute minimu
by ealexhudson 13y ago
If they have to compete in the same "form factor" then they don't stand a chance. Professional football is incredibly complex.
(45m would be an absolute minimum, too: actual playing time required would be more like an hour.)
- swombat 13y agoArguably, a properly constructed set of 11 robots should be able to pass the ball to somewhere about half-way down the field fairly quickly and unstoppably, and would then proceed to shoot in exactly the right corner of the net from halfway down the pitch. Blocking shots taken at the robot goal (if such a thing ever happened) would also be a piece of cake given the ease with which we can already program robots to catch things thrown at them.