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What really matters is communication, and anything roughly of the form mec(h?)(a?)num is easily recognizable. The spelling is bizarre anyways. If it's important to you to get people to spell it correctly, my recommendation would be to write helpful or interesting responses to other posts, and add "FYI: 'mecanum' is the correct spelling" at the end. |
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The spelling bugs a lot of people. here is Andy Baker's take on it
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At Championships a few years ago someone cut me off mid-sentence to correct my pronunciation of mecanum....
I looked him in the eyes, dead-pan, and said, "I don't care." He about lost his head under his little jesterly hat. |
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Has anyone done anything with using a gyro to correct mecanum issues? People have mentioned it in this thread but I couldn't find any examples online (all I found were examples of how to use gyros for field-oriented control, which is cool too). It seems like it would be fairly simple to, say, store the current gyro angle whenever you start going straight (i.e. not rotating), and have a PID controller change the "rotate" value to maintain the same angle as long as you're trying not to turn. Has anyone done anything like this?
I don't think "mecanum" even has a correct pronunciation; on our team we say me-CAN-um /məˈkę.nəm/, but I think i've heard MEC-(a)-num /ˈmɛk.(ə.)nəm/, which presumably is where the "mecnum" spelling comes from. |
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There's nothing in the manual about not driving over the scoring platforms. In fact, it makes sense that many robots would have to drive on them in order to deposit their payloads.
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