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rotations are then counterclockwise and negative rotations clockwise.
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Rotations about each axis.
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Below are two examples illustrating the Field Coordinate System for different
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*FIRST* Tech Challenge Field configurations.
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In both Field configurations the red Alliance is facing out along the positive Y axis,
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and the Z axis points up from the center of the Field.
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Diamond Field
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The Y axis points across the Field from the Red Wall to the blue wall.
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The X axis points away from the audience to the rear of the Field.
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In both Field configurations the red Alliance is facing out along the positive Y axis,
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and the Z axis points up from the center of the Field.
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In the diamond Field configuration the X axis is pointing
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towards the blue Alliance. In the square Field configuration
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the Y axis is pointing towards the blue Alliance.
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Coordinate Position Example
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which points up from the robot.
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You can use the IMU to determine which direction a robot is facing.
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Glossary
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.. glossary::
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Alliance
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An Alliance is a cooperative of two *FIRST* Tech Challenge teams.
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An Alliance in the red Alliance Area is known as the red Alliance,
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and an Alliance in the blue Alliance Area is known as the blue Alliance.
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Alliance Area
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A 120 inch wide by 42 inch deep (304.8 cm by 106.7 cm) by infinitely tall volume
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formed by placing Alliance colored tape onto the flooring surface outside of the Field.
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The red Alliance Area will have red tape, the blue Alliance Area will have blue tape.
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The Alliance Area includes the taped lines.
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Cartesian Coordinate System
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A Cartesian coordinate system for three-dimensional space consists of an ordered triplet of lines
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(the axes) that go through a common point (the origin). The axes are pair-wise perpendicular
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(at right-angles to each other). A single unit of measure applies to all three axes.
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A point P in space can then be referenced by three numbers which correspond to the three axes.
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The Cartesian coordinates of P are those three numbers, in the chosen order.
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Field
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A square area with walls approximately 12 feet (3.66 meters) long bounded by the
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outside edge of the extrusion that frames the walls of the Field perimeter.
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The flooring surface of the Field is made of 36 interlocking soft foam tiles.
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The nominal size of a tile is 24 inches by 24 inches by 5/8 of an inch.
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