FRC2706 / FRC2706/2017-2706-Robot-Code
Deceleration curve for approaching target distance?
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Description
We've been playing with different ways to solve the problem of "drive smoothly and quickly to a distance X away from the wall".
What about applying a simple deceleration factor with a curve?
Consider a DriveWithDecelerationCurve command:
The operator is driving at a set speed forward (e.g. 70%).
inputSpeed = 0.7
Measure the distance from the wall. Compare it to some threshold we can set (say, 1 meter). If we're nowhere near the wall, allow the motors to go at the full commanded speed.
If distance > Threshold
outputSpeed = inputSpeed
If the distance is less than the threshold then start comparing the distance to the target and scale the input speed using a curve. For example:
outputSpeed = inputSpeed * (1 / distance)
or
outputSpeed = inputSpeed * (1 - (1 / distance) )
So the closer and closer we get to the target distance the more and more we slow down the target speed.
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