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Also, if it got hit by something, it would try to absorb the hit, and then balance itself and resist flipping over.

Most Chromebook models have supported Android apps for a number of years, starting back in 2016.

The Sphero Edu app is no longer available for download from the Chrome Web Store. Users are only be able to download the Android app on their Chromebook computers. For instance, the IMU would interact with slopes to keep it balanced. As of June 2, 2022, we have removed the Sphero Edu app listing on the Chrome Web Store. It would be a much more sophisticated system 'pretending' to a simpler system. There'd still be some differences between it and a 'pure' tank-drive, though. With some tweaking, it could feel like tank drive enough to be convincing. Then, find the sum amount of forward thrust versus backward thrusts of the levers, and have it more forward or backwards steadily at that rate. I never took the time to make it, but I had this idea back in the day: you could find the difference of the two lever controls, and then, using the normal drive API, turn that into a rate of rotation and apply that rotation over time. If you're still interested in making a tank control scheme, it could still be done. Just keeping it from rolling over or spinning out would take some real skill. You'd spend your time trying to keep the thing upright. Using the raw motors to control the wheels yourself wouldn't drive the robot, as much as it would be a (maybe fun) balancing game. In fact, that's how the tricks work: it ignores its balancing for a bit so you can naturally flip over, just like it would if you manually drove the wheels forward with the 'raw motor' commands. If you just drive the wheels forward without constantly balancing the robot, it just flips over. This is why cheaper toys with this shape have to have a 3rd wheel: they can't keep themselves upright and drive because it's a difficult balancing act. Ollie works similarly to how Sphero works: it uses an IMU to build a model of its orientation in space and then uses that to keep itself oriented. Talk drive feels like something that would be 'easy' to make for Ollie, but it's deceptively hard. There's this Sphero.js node SDK that was made by some independent developers.

I looked around, and I can't find them anymore. There used to be public SDKs for Unity, Android, and iOS that would let you make your own apps for Sphero and Ollie.

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