Thread: De-Accelerating
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Re: De-Accelerating

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Originally Posted by popnbrown View Post
When ever the driver for our robot puts the joystick in neutral
if you have a feedback system, you can map the speed of the motors to absolutely follow the speed vector that the joystick will provide. If implemented correctly, you should see a quick deceleration that will stop your robot.

another thing you could try is speed ramping
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