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Mechanical, electronic or programmatic design of a robot.
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Aluminum vs Carbon Fiber
Based on the experience others have had, it would appear that carbon fibre is a much better choice, because it is much lighter.
Because you need motors which can hold up the quadrocopter, weight is a …
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Is it better to have weight distributed over the wheels or the center of the robot?
Assuming it is a rigid robot, then the only weight properties of interest is:
the total mass
the centre of mass
In terms of tipping over, the robot is more stable if the angle required before tipp …
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