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We produced this video in order to share some of the methods our team uses to support make our robot drive straight. We concentrated entirely on robots that use differential steering (ie independent motors manage each drive wheel). If a robot is unable to reliably drive straight and pivot accurately, then it will make it hard to complete most mission challenges of the FLL Game. Knowledge has shown us that there are numerous variables to contemplate when trying to make a robot that can drive straigh: the center of gravity of the robot, the form of drive wheel you pick, how near your drive wheels match each other, how near your two motors match each other, no matter whether your sliders enable your robot wheels to move with out slipping on the mat, the energy that you are operating the motors at, and so on. We place a lot of work into making this video so we hope that other teams can advantage from some of the concepts we present. If you see any glaring mistakes in our approaches or have recommendations please comment or make a video response. The funny thing that occurred throughout the creating of this video is that we by no means anticipated that switching wheels would cause the robot to veer right as an alternative of left. Our expertise from last year never ever brought this to light. Although the move block does a rather excellent occupation of maintaining the robot going straight even with unmatched motors, we couldn’t fail to discover that even with the move block, our robot still had a tendency to veer in the route opposite the …
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