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Highsiding help

Just in general from past year experiences how would you deal with having a highsiding robot that gets stuck in the direct center? Any suggestions?
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Re: Highsiding help

Having a center of gravity that is off-center helps. Based on some test-driving today over the obstacles, driving over the obstacle defenses was easiest when the COG was behind the geometric center of the robot.
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