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Originally Posted by Michael Niemiec
Yes, now that I see it, It is exactly what we were talking about. I would like to do something with it in the off season maybe. I would not use a kickball like that, but maybe a small steel ball of some sort. It seems easier and less expensive than a full blown swerve module.
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I feel like steel would be very slippery on carpet. Traction would be difficult. I'm not sure I understand how something like this would function like a Swerve drive. If the balls are not powered, how is this any better than a rear wheel drive, omniwheel drivetrain? It does however look like something that would be a very fun project.
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