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- 21 Jun 2019
You will need to prepare a field for the main tasks where you should mark the following:
1. Starting position;
2. A square-shaped landing zone for the ship - at least a meter away from the starting position;
3. 5 positions for rocks between the landing zone and the starting position;
4. 4 positions for rocks in the landing zone.
Make sure there is enough space between the rocks for the robots to pass through.
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