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Re: Mecanum wheels under varying loads

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A more mechanical solution would be to add a pair of wheels closer to the load, which could be free spinning and even the weight difference.
Are you suggesting weight-bearing non-powered wheels? What kind of wheels?


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Re: Mecanum wheels under varying loads

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Are you suggesting weight-bearing non-powered wheels? What kind of wheels?


Yup, thats what i was thinking. They would have to be low friction but not omni-directional. Plastic wheels would be ideal.
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Re: Mecanum wheels under varying loads

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Yup, thats what i was thinking. They would have to be low friction but not omni-directional. Plastic wheels would be ideal.
Why not omni? and what effect do you think those wheels might have on the mec's kinematics?


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Re: Mecanum wheels under varying loads

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Why not omni? and what effect do you think those wheels might have on the mec's kinematics?


Why not a ball caster?
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