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Unread 12-01-2011, 20:25
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Re: 2011 "Light Sensor"

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Originally Posted by lineskier View Post
Will your robot be able to strafe, if so you may want to consider the camera. The way I look at it the line sensors are best if you can't strafe, but the camera is better if you can.

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Details por favor. I mean details on why you have that belief. I don't see why the line sensors would not be as efficient on a strafing bot than on a robot that can't. Is it because the strafing bot has to change its rotation of the motors(I think these are called crab drive) or reverse the motors (mecanium or omni) to strafe? The robot has to do those actions even with a camera.
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