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I307          *ROBOTS may be powered on for inspection, as needed. Teams are allowed to power up and enable their ROBOT as part of the inspection process.

While in general it is good practice to keep a ROBOT powered off and in a configuration which minimizes stored energy whenever possible (e.g., springs relaxed), teams are allowed to power up and enable their robot as part of the inspection process. Team members should let INSPECTORS know if the ROBOT must be powered on and/or enabled to meet any inspection criteria.

Team members should also inform INSPECTORS if the ROBOT in its inspection configuration has any stored energy (e.g., springs stretched) and collaborate with each other to ensure a safe inspection experience.

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I307          *ROBOTS may be powered on for inspection, as needed. Teams are allowed to power up and enable their ROBOT as part of the inspection process.

While in general it is good practice to keep a ROBOT powered off and in a configuration which minimizes stored energy whenever possible (e.g., springs relaxed), teams are allowed to power up and enable their robot as part of the inspection process. Team members should let INSPECTORS know if the ROBOT must be powered on and/or enabled to meet any inspection criteria.

Team members should also inform INSPECTORS if the ROBOT in its inspection configuration has any stored energy (e.g., springs stretched) and collaborate with each other to ensure a safe inspection experience.