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23-01-2007, 10:58
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Re: Parking space
Some robots may have a smaller "parking space" than that. Assuming a 4-wheeled drive system, if three wheels are "parked" then the robot would likely be stable. Also, the wheels will probably not be at the outer corners; 26X34 may be a more accurate representation for a kitbot frame and 6-inch wheels.
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