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Re: outsmart the friction?!
If you can't drop the center wheels you can purchase two omni wheels or use lower friction wheels on one end of the robot.
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Re: outsmart the friction?!
If you can't easily lower the center wheels, try adding thicker tread to them. That'll have a similar effect. The resulting very slight discrepancy in rim speed between the outside and center wheels shouldn't be a problem in practice.
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Re: outsmart the friction?!
Yup, this is one case where programming can't solve a hardware problem.
The electromechanical system isn't operating in a manner capable of dealing with the frictional influence from the floor. That has to change. |
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Re: outsmart the friction?!
Thank u guys!! U have been great help ,and yes as a programmer i couldn't think of anything to fix the matter ,now we know better ,we will try lowering the central wheels or perhaps change some of the outsider wheels ....
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