Alessandruino:
Hi GroG |
GroG:
Ok Matthew, nice talking to you. see you around |
Matthew:
Well I'm going to head out. I may be back later if I get time tonight to work on stuff. |
Matthew:
oops, http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc/kit-of-parts |
Matthew:
Here's the link to the Kit webpage if you're interested. |
Matthew:
yeah. I was always fascinated by the "swerve drive" drive trains too. You get a kit of standard parts which is like motors, electronics, and pneumatics. Then there is a rule book of what you can't use. Then there is a total $$ limit on the bot. |
GroG:
the bases, aluminum stock, and gears often look very similar in FIRST - is there a list of parts you can get - how do they manage materials? or is it a big free for all ? |
GroG:
this one looked pretty good -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2KJlICN_KE |
GroG:
Ya I can imagine the stress |
Matthew:
That's one reason why I was attracted by it now. I never had time to get into the software of it back then. I was too busy trying to get the robot physically designed/built in 6 weeks |











Alright, there has been much
Alright, there has been much progress done with the service.
The left and right sides get correctly initiated and set to an initial position that avoid big arms movements.
Setting the speeds also works, which is a big step for to optimize movements and gestures.
From a "clean" start - The
From a "clean" start - The following should get you started on the "left" side
Clean start - start MRL & reset Arduino (if possible)