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Re: What Dr Joe Wants for Christmas...
If a robot using a brake does in-fact get moved, it stays on brake, in its new moved to spot.
If a robot with that control system gets moved, its tries to get back to where it was before
Also, I think the circuitry would weigh less then a mechanical brake.


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Joe, I am confused, I understand that it can maintain constant motor speed and motor position, but can it determine distance? Or is that just run through a formula through the constant motor speed function?
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