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02-12-2010, 03:32
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Re: Drive Control Systems: SOAD and Wii
Nice work. The SOAD is pretty interesting. I've seen similar things done for fully holonomic robots before, but it's cool to see the same behavior from a limited degree-of-freedom bot.
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