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Track Drive
My team is discussing the use of a track-drive (something similar to tank drives). The problem we are running into is that we aren't sure what type of tracks to use or how to obtain them. Do you know how to do this or have any of you had previous experience with track-dribves? And if you remember any robots from the past that had track drives, please let me know. And if your team has worked with track drives in previous year, please let me know, also. It will be of great help! Thanks in advance.
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