Traditional Movement
Traditional movement includes robots that use rotating elements in contact with the ground – typically wheels (of any kind), tracks, or belts. This also includes vertical rotating shafts or similar constructions used for movement or orientation of the robot.
CCRL classifies traditional movement as robots that rely on the rotational motion of a component in contact with the ground as their means of movement or orientation in the arena. This includes all forms of wheels (round, non-circular, spoked, or offset-axis), even if these wheels are parallel or nearly parallel to the arena floor. It also includes systems with continuous tracks, belts, or belt drives. This also includes vertical or near-vertical rotating shafts that are in contact with the ground, such as live weapon shafts or similar structural elements.
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