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Robot too sensitive. How do I fix this?
Hey all.
I have been searching for a bit and I haven't yet found a way to reduce the sensitivity on one of our older robots. Every time I attempt to drive our robot (one stick arcade) the robots sensitivity goes way off and the robot starts spinning in circles... It makes it a pain to drive. Also is there a way to limit the max output of a motor via programming? We want one of our robots to be safe in crowds of people. |
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