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30-11-2009, 01:42
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Re: Speed Controller Preference
I'm really excited about CAN. I think that about 10% of teams will really dig into it this year, and that they will create some solutions with it that (although not game changing) will make us rethink a few common design memes. Hopefully the year after, newer teams will benefit from "how you CAN make your robot drive straight" tutorials.
I'm not saying that CAN will let you do things that are impossible now, I'm just hoping it lowers the ((entrance)) bar for some of the fundamentals. Last edited by EricVanWyk : 30-11-2009 at 01:43. Reason: ((entrance)) |
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