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Kiwi drive in LabView and Java
We are already looking into off season projects.

I already looked at the Holonomic Drive VI's in LabView and found that they do not support Kiwi drive. Because of that, I crafted a simple VI to do the math. I've attached it if you would like to give it a look and provide feedback.

I would like to compare notes with other teams that have successfully implemented Kiwi drive in LabView and Java. We will be using both in the off season and would love to see examples of functional code that already exists and has been made available. Even just a push in the right direction would help.

Any pointers as to where to look?
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File Type: vi Kiwi Math.vi (6.5 KB, 53 views)
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