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| - | As part of the STEMRobotics Summer of Fun, the [http://wiki.Team1640.com Downingtown Robotics Team] built a robot that moved the wheels for steering via a linkage system. In the pictures below you can see the starting position, the middle and then the final position of the wheels. | + | As part of the STEMRobotics Summer of Fun, the [http://wiki.Team1640.com Downingtown Robotics Team] built a robot that moved the wheels for steering via a linkage system. In the pictures below you can see the starting position, the middle and then the final position of the wheels. The [[Twitch Software]] isn't really that complex. |
[[Image:Twitch_1.jpg|275px|Twitch Robot start]][[Image:Twitch_2.jpg|275px|Moving the wheels]][[Image:Twitch_3.jpg|275px|Twitch Robot done]] | [[Image:Twitch_1.jpg|275px|Twitch Robot start]][[Image:Twitch_2.jpg|275px|Moving the wheels]][[Image:Twitch_3.jpg|275px|Twitch Robot done]] | ||
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As part of the STEMRobotics Summer of Fun, the Downingtown Robotics Team built a robot that moved the wheels for steering via a linkage system. In the pictures below you can see the starting position, the middle and then the final position of the wheels. The Twitch Software isn't really that complex.
