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2016 OFF-SEASON SWERVE CONCEPT

2016 OFF-SEASON SWERVE CONCEPT

by Kevin Ainsworth

04-01-2017 14:17

4143 differential swerve concept

4143 differential swerve concept

by RyanShoff

15-12-2016 23:54

Swerve 4

Swerve 4

by Ari423

03-12-2016 09:59

Swerve Render

Swerve Render

by Bryce2471

20-11-2016 17:37

Swerve Cross Section

Swerve Cross Section

by Bryce2471

20-11-2016 17:37

2471's car drive for BunnyBots 2016

2471's car drive for BunnyBots 2016

by Bryce2471

12-11-2016 13:55

GBX-150, CIM-mounted swerve

GBX-150, CIM-mounted swerve

by asid61

11-11-2016 01:52

GBX-150 example chassis

GBX-150 example chassis

by asid61

11-11-2016 01:52

Playing With Camera Settings (Photoview 360)

Playing With Camera Settings (Photoview 360)

by SerpentEagle

02-11-2016 20:31

SWERRRRVE

SWERRRRVE

by Ari423

15-10-2016 06:00



Team 537's 2016 Swerve Drive Module

Our 4-wheel offset design for our swerve module; it is not final and still requires some further modifications and minor adjustments.

by: tkozic537

07-01-2016 22:49

573 2015 Final Code

Includes Swerve Code as well as misc. ultilities used by team 573 as of Championships.

by: NHoffmann

31-05-2015 13:17

Team 2451 Pwnage "Midwest Swerve" Technical Document

Tech paper on Team 2451 Pwnage's 2014 Swerve drive written by John Duffy.

by: Kevin Ainsworth

02-04-2014 23:46

FRC1640 Sab-BOT-age 2013 Competition Season Code

Team 1640's complete LabVIEW project from late in the competition season for 2013's Ultimate Ascent

by: jcbc

30-07-2013 16:30

Possible swerve maneuvers by configuration

A look at what maneuvers (e.g. strafe, turn in place, Ackermann steering, etc.) are possible for most of the possible configurations of a typical FRC swerve drive.

by: Nate Laverdure

10-03-2013 11:54





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