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15-02-2008, 23:17
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Re: Gyro Sensor Questions
Agreed, our team used the gyro for driving straight last year, and it worked very well.
Your mentor is correct, in that the gyro probably isn't good for, say, automating subtle turns with high precision, but we have had no problem using it to keep the robot from drifting off to one side when it shouldn't. |
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