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The angle of going up the Ramp
Yaw sensors: Can we use it to tell us if the robot is going directly up
>the ramp? Suppose our robot does not touch the bottom of the ramp at 0 >degrees (which would allow it to go straight up the ramp), Suppose it >touched the bottom of the ramp at 45 degrees, would the yaw sensor give us >the math to tell us what angle we were at? Does anybody know of a device that will give us this input? It would be like a level in two directions setting limit switches. Or maybe we could make something out of a level and potentiometers????  |
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