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Originally Posted by Tytus Gerrish
Hmm very interesting. very cool idea. i am inspired yet faced with a complex and perhaps frivolous challenge without much rewards as far as a competitive drive train None the less. as such i post the question in what situation fanciful, practical or otherwise do you see this machine being an advantage? once you have come up with an answer that satisfies your curiosity and overcomes any laziness you may or may not have incurred through your youth to design such things. bring your design to life through a drawing, a model, an animation , a cad drawing, whatever and then use that to assess and further your creativity. I relay like this idea and i think its relay cool. i have some ideas of variations that could be made to make it simpler and more controllable but and I'm shure you will come up with some too. Please let me see this as a beginning of a new robot designer. they're aren't many people that can come up with and fabricate unique ideas and innovations like that.
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One thing that I thought it would be useful for was driving around a centralized location.
Take the 2006 game for example. If you had a robot that could drive in arcs and keep itself aimed at the goal based on how large the arcs were, that would be quite an advantage.