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What I want is to ultimately make it so that the programming is actually done before the robot is finished. Imagine that!
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09-01-2008, 08:51
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Re: Gyroscope saturation?
We've had relatively good luck using 300 deg/s gyros. It's not fool-proof, however, since you'd be surprised the sorts of short-duration high-turn rate impulses you get from robot collisions. Expect it to still drift, especially in a game like this year's.
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