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Re: pic: Another concept study

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It's not too small. If that's modeled as the long side of the robot, that'd be somewhere around 12"-15" between wheels.
Oh, looked short sided to me.
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Oh, looked short sided to me.
I might be wrong that it's long side. I just can't imagine doing octocanum for a wide robot.
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Re: pic: Another concept study

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I might be wrong that it's long side. I just can't imagine doing octocanum for a wide robot.
I'm not sure if this is the long side or the wide side, but in this render by the same person, he says that his team uses a mini-octocanum because they have a wide robot.
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