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 If your robot can't play at least two matches on one battery, your mechanical design and/or driver strategy needs some rethinking. - Al Skierkiewicz [more] |
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Robot steering help needed!
I am charged with coming up with code to help our robot steer smoothly during competitions. I am new to programming a robot yet I have visited parallax and innovation first websites for information.
Anyone have any examples of code that could help steer a robot? I am particularly interested in code that uses sensors. I am learning rather rapidly and should be able to pick up on most examples offered. Also, are there any online tutorials that could team the programming language used for the Basic Stamp and FIRST? If so, please let me know! Thanks much! Bren |
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