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Originally Posted by asid61
The velocity vectors don't add like that I think. You would get sqrt(2) + 1 times the torque of the single cim pointing in the right direction, but the max speed is still only the speed of that cim.
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The velocity vectors can add up so that the speed of the robot is greater than the speed that any individual wheel is driven. The issue is that with the number of rollers providing resistance to this motion, I find it unlikely that those two motors could achieve a significantly greater speed than one in which all three motors are providing drive force in the desired direction. The only way to know for sure is to build it.