pic: DDR Teaser

[lukevanoort]

Originally Posted by whytheheckme

Yeah, That would be the only other way to do it without replacing the HID. Also the only way to use a PS / PS2 / PS3 controller, because these aren't USB complient.

Jacob

You might want to check out this whitepaper and this post...

[Rich Ross]

Back to the focus of the thread...

It's nice to see that teams are still using DDR pads. My old team (830) used one my freshman year, and it was part of the reason that we won th ejudges award at Cleveland that year. We actually built our own, but with the development of the chicklet, this is eeven easier. I hope you have success with it. We didn't use it to control the base, but rather some wings on the side of your robot. I hope that works as a drive system. Using a joystick and a 4-direction digital together make me think of Innovation in Control.

Only time will tell.

[Joe_Widen]

Originally Posted by Josh Goodman

Yes! A robot driven by a DDR pad and an arm controled by a Wii. Now THATS innovation!!

Originally Posted by Rich Ross

Back to the focus of the thread...

It's nice to see that teams are still using DDR pads. My old team (830) used one my freshman year, and it was part of the reason that we won th ejudges award at Cleveland that year. We actually built our own, but with the development of the chicklet, this is eeven easier. I hope you have success with it. We didn't use it to control the base, but rather some wings on the side of your robot. I hope that works as a drive system. Using a joystick and a 4-direction digital together make me think of Innovation in Control.

Only time will tell.

You have no idea Well, see you at ATL, MKE, and CLE.

[Kiori]

Interesting ideas. The world needs more people like that, lol.

[raymaniac]

It looks great, but is it practical?