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Design and development of the synchronous mobile robots
In this paper authors present two omnidirectional robots developed for educational and research purposes. For the first minirobot, synchronization is achieved electronically and for the second (synchro-drive) minirobot synchronization is done mechanically. Transmission for the second minirobot is based on geared mechanisms. Two motors are used for driving the minirobot. One for driving and one for steering.