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what happens if you move the front wheels closer to back wheels so it looks like ___________ / \ | | \ / there is less gap in between front and back wheels

Question: wouldn't the force vector as mentioned in 3:13 add up to 2√2, as the back motors are also contributing to the movement of the robot?

Good work. Keep it up

Muchas gracias por el aporte...

This series saved my life! Thanks so much

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I was looking for something like this.Thank you

Wow, well put together. Just wish it was longer and had more information but 10/10 subscription earned

Max speed: 90 Tonnage:1300 Power: -19% Durability: 360 Mass: 310

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After all these years I only now know why arctan2 exists. because dividing a ratio of two negative values gives a positive value, and thus information about the quadrant is lost. I did not expect to learn that from this video Great Job !

Idk why i got recommended this but cool

Hey... please, whats is the name of this piece used in structure?

How to calculate Turn value which you mentioned at 6:21.

nice

Why are the refs not calling penalties for going in the opposing team's depo? Lol the red alliance had 3 MAJOR penalties not called! That's 150 points given to the blue alliance

This series of videos on holonomic drivetrains is fantastic! Way to go!

How do you tackle the suspension problem in a holonomic fwd Whenever we build a fwd without suspension, we face traction problems because three wheels are always in contact but the fourth one doesnt always stay in contact because if bends in the chassis If you guys do implement suspension in your bots, then can you tell me how?

Hello! I saw your team at regionals, and I love the theme your team had and the fun little things you do! The animation looks high quality. What program did you use?

Great video! Very well explained and great animations. I look forward to the rest of the series.

Very cool! Any chance you could upload it as a 360 video so we could pan-around ourselves?

That is so cool! Nice Job!

Hey this is Derek from Vulcan Robotics, it was great partnering with you and congratulations on advancing!