2015-FTC-robotic-lifting-mechanism

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As soon as I hear robotic lifting mechanism, my mind starts racing and images start flashing of massive factories humming along at an incredibly high tempo, producing one mechanical marvel after another, nonstop from the moment morning sunlight streams through their gigantic factory windows to the last second before night falls. Robots designed by highly skilled human engineers who know exactly what they are doing speedily scurry around these massive structures picking up boxes after boxes stacked high like never-ending skyscrapers filled with shiny steel components carefully put together on vast tables for inspection and approval prior to shipment, making sure nothing is missed along the way or any critical oversight takes place, always striving towards zero errors while delivering top quality each time. The machines have it so much easier. All you need do is program in some pre-designed lifting code onto the robotic's main computer memory space where those expert human programmers can make precise adjustments at will - it doesn't get any simpler than that! Just turn this complex technology into a finely-tuned machine that operates autonomously once everything has been programmed accurately, no mistakes ever committed during its operation process due to continuous learning. It really couldn't be any better or smoother, so if someone could do an honest job building the most intricate pieces then we would finally be done!