There are a few sand-like spots around campus. On campus, there are also some pebble stone terrains that are interesting. Here are a few spots that we could use to test Wheggo.
- North Outdoor Track
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There is a large area between campus and the north outdoor track that has a sand-like texture. It also has slopes to test the climbing function of Wheggo.
2. Gardens Around Residence Halls
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The gardens around residence halls could also be used as a place to test how to avoid obstacles.
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And a lot of students pass through the gardens too, which exposes our Wheggo to more audience.
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3. Outside Welcome Center
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There are large areas of sand! I also saw professor tested Wheggo there before.
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4. Pebble Stone Roads Near Residence Hall
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This also could be a useful testing spot because it is bumpy and rugged.
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