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Re: How are you going to operate you're robot?
Our current plan (subject to change) is to have only 1 driver, along with the HP, a student tactician, and the coach. The driver will use an XBOX controller -- 1 JS to drive, the A/B/X/Y buttons for floor/lower/middle/upper, and the triggers for open/close. We'll also have two buttons on the OI board which must be pressed simultaneously to deploy the ramps.
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But I suppose friendly reminders to read the manual are much better than sarcastic ones. - dtengineering [more] 
05-02-2007, 15:43
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