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Front view of one of our wheel pods for 2010. Obviously the chain is not in yet, nor are the collars and spacers. This is our first attempt at this type of wheel housing.
11-02-2010 15:03
Peter Matteson
Is that mechanum swerve?
Seriously though, that is a unique way to package the mechanum drivetrain.
11-02-2010 15:03
big1boom
That's cool, but I have a question, is it a Mechanum, or a Swerve/Crab Module? Or some combination of the two that I have never heard of?
11-02-2010 15:07
ewoodringIt looks to me as if it's just a housing for a mecanum wheel. I personally think it looks pretty cool.
11-02-2010 15:08
BrendanBThat looks like a very interesting couple, but how well does it work when you quickly change direction, becuase wouldn't you just slide sideways when you change direction? That must be a beast to program! Good luck, can't wait to see some video of it in action!
11-02-2010 15:11
Vikesrock
Looks to me like a way to add a suspension not make some terrible mecanum/swerve concoction. Look at the other picture, there's no bearing or sprocket to rotate the module.
I look forward to seeing the rest of the robot here in MN.
11-02-2010 15:15
Akash RastogiIt looks like a way to just make a really nice modular design with a smart suspension to keep all 4 mecs on the ground even if the frame is a little warped during welding.
Great stuff, try adding a standoff somewhere in between the plates though for a bit more rigidity.
11-02-2010 15:35
BEEKMAN|
It looks like a way to just make a really nice modular design with a smart suspension to keep all 4 mecs on the ground even if the frame is a little warped during welding.
Great stuff, try adding a standoff somewhere in between the plates though for a bit more rigidity. |
11-02-2010 23:28
Kevin Kolodziej
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It looks like a way to just make a really nice modular design with a smart suspension to keep all 4 mecs on the ground even if the frame is a little warped during welding.
Great stuff, try adding a standoff somewhere in between the plates though for a bit more rigidity. |