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26-04-2014, 09:56
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Re: Hexagonal Chassis + 6 CIM swerve drive
This looks quite interesting, and I like it.
My only concern with the 3 swerve drives on a hexagonal chassis is that this might be a bit unstable and prone to tipping under heavy defense or with a tall robot design. The design looks like it already has plenty of power to drive the robot, so maybe an unpowered omniwheel in each of the corners without a wheel could help with stability without impacting maneuverability. |
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