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sganesh88
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We're trying to fit spherical wheels to move a prototype vehicle
rather than the circular one for our project. The
advantages we see are greater acceleration due to smaller M.I (for the
same mass of the wheels) and easy parking.
I suggested the conventional electric motor principle for giving drive to the
wheels. For steering, i think, by changing the orientation of the
field, we could bring about a change in the rotational axis.
Is this idea feasible? I am actually not sure about the steering part.
rather than the circular one for our project. The
advantages we see are greater acceleration due to smaller M.I (for the
same mass of the wheels) and easy parking.
I suggested the conventional electric motor principle for giving drive to the
wheels. For steering, i think, by changing the orientation of the
field, we could bring about a change in the rotational axis.
Is this idea feasible? I am actually not sure about the steering part.