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11-02-2009, 07:47
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Re: Turning Radius
Rick,
In cases where the robot is already moving you are correct. And in the case of a fast moving robot with the ability to have a small turnig radius (at a stopped condition) would approach infinity at it's maximum speed. i.e. it would hit a wall or field border before turning. In cases where the robot is stationary but turning, the minimum would be the turning radius but I think it still would be affected by the trailer hitting the back of the robot. |
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