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Re: White Paper Discuss: SimSwerve Omnidirectional Drive System
Wow!
Are you planning on publishing this paper in a journal? It appears to be of that quality. I have just skimmed the paper myself and am wondering if any college or university engineering students worked on this project? I am also looking for opinions if attempting to build and design such a drive system would be a suitable upper level or graduate level research project. My background is as a HS science teacher. I am constantly on the prowl for ways and means to find authentic expereinces for area colleges to get involved with our team as mentors. APS  
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