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1625 Swerve Through the Ages

A brief paper covering why we used swerves, and what we have learned.

by: Dillon Carey

08-07-2011 08:49 PM

1625 Swerve Through the Ages

A brief paper covering why we used swerves, and what we have learned.

by: Dillon Carey

08-07-2011 08:30 PM

Swerve kinematics and programming

calculate robot-centric and field-centric wheel speeds and wheel steering angles for a vehicle with four-wheel independent drive and independent steering ("swerve" drive)

by: Ether

01-02-2011 10:09 PM

Cyber Blue 234 - Swerve Drive Project

This is a white paper describing the process Team 234, Cyber Blue, used to evaluate and implement a swerve drive system.

by: Chris Fultz

04-28-2010 04:59 PM

FIRST Drive Trains and Implementation, Championship Conference Presentation

These are the slides that accompanied our presentation at the conference at the 2008 FIRST Championship.

by: Madison

05-06-2008 09:35 AM

Omnidirectional Drive Systems

Describes the kinematics (mathematics of motion) behind swerve, holonomic (omniwheel) and mecanum drives.

by: Ian Mackenzie

05-02-2006 10:11 PM

SimSwerve Omnidirectional Drive System

Describes the 'SimSwerve' omnidirectional drive system used by Simbotics (Team 1114) in 2004. It includes an overview of the theory behind omnidirectional drive (with pseudocode), a description of various possible designs, and a detailed description of the design used. See the discussion thread fo...

by: Ian Mackenzie

06-11-2004 10:42 AM


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