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Re: vision command idea...
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lugnet.robotics
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Mon, 11 Dec 2000 19:26:37 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics, Mike Fusion writes:
> okay, i guess i am not getting the proper idea across...
> i do not want a synchro-drive, i'm looking for a solution to the problem of
> having the back wheels turn opposite from the front wheels thus trimming the
> turing radius down. now, the drive direction will be the same direction
> relative to the chassis, i have come up with a solution that does not use a
> "real" rack and pinion steering, and each axel has a differential,
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> now look closer, if you see i say "actually i wasn't talking about a
> synchro- i am going to tackle that problem
> when i get some more turntables" immediately before you tell me that you
> have a solution that is a synchro-drive but it only gives 100 DOF.
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> it was just a little problem but i think that i have to get a site up, does
> anyone have a solution to get the steering linkage around the drive linkage?
> something neat and clean, not too much play i have a previous solution but
> it doesn't use all-wheel drive, six wheel and the middle gears drive.
Hi Mike,
I of course see that you are willing to build a robot that turns front and
back wheels in different direction! But you said :".... i am going to tackle
that problem when i get some more turntables"!
Right?
The only thing I wanted to do is share my ideas and work with you (the
possibility to build a synchrodrive (i know you wouldn't build a synchro !)
without the Lego turntables ! If you're not interested ignore it, someone
else propably will be. No need to be upset !!!
Any comments about my last paragraph in my last posting (VC-multiswitch) ?
Now to your problem.
Have you thought about a "wheel-loader" style ? (Is this the right word ?
I'm german. Four wheels, large shovel, Caterpillar for example)
Using your obvious existing turntable in the middle between the front and
back axles ?
I saw such a vehicle that was able to turn as much that there was a 90
degree angle between front ans back wheel. It nearly turns on the spot.
Rainer
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| okay, i guess i am not getting the proper idea across... i do not want a synchro-drive, i'm looking for a solution to the problem of having the back wheels turn opposite from the front wheels thus trimming the turing radius down. now, the drive (...) (26 years ago, 11-Dec-00, to lugnet.robotics)
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