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Driver training
Has anyone out there created a program that a driver could use for training that has like the 2 joystick controls for a computer and if they have would they be willing to share it with other teams or does anyone know of any video games like this
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18-02-2008, 22:13
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Re: Driver training
if you have a DAQ, labview can do this. They demonstrated this exact setup at the regionals last year.
the problem is that you cant use a program to train drivers, you need the real robot. In training, things will go wrong with the robot, and the driver will need to know how to adapt and not panic. Practicing in an ideal setting for this reason really isnt reccomended.
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