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10-06-2010, 13:31
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Re: Crazy Drive Train Ideas
I've seen teams with two sets of tank drives oriented 90deg apart with the ability to switch between the two. That is an interesting problem to think through or build.
Can you make a robot that moved like an inch worm? What about a tread design like The Pack Bot? Talk about being robust... Have fun with your prototyping! 
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