When yarbo hits and stops a plan, you have to open the controller, drive yarbo back, close the controller, resume the plan, hit Ok. It’s a lot of steps to just move yarbo back a smidge. A button on the running plan screen that would tell yarbo “reverse a foot back along previously worked area” would help small bumps to be afddresssd. Bonus if yarbo would “learn” and tweak its route a bit to avoid a bump again. (What I notice is a lot of collisions in my plans are yarbo making a slightly wide turn and clipping a rock or wall while tryin to position)
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Hi there, thanks for the suggestion! This is a great idea. We’ll keep an eye on user interest, and I’ll share this with our product team if more users are looking for this feature.
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Would be extremely useful.
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Yes please.
I accidentally made a snow blower sidewalk too long because i created it with the module raised, and when the module was lowered to the working specification it bumped into a fence or such at the end, and so it would collide with this every time it tried to snowblow that sidewalk, and i had to delete it and make it again to keep it from pausing the plan if it was included.
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I think any ‘Quick Backup’ button needs a couple of steps.
When you push the ‘backup’ button, the live rear camera view should pop up.
A confirmation should be below the camera view, saying something like “Verify there are no obstacles. Press “Go” to proceed”
Then the user presses the “Go” button, and Yarbo backs up.
To me, this helps with any liability problems and ensures safe operation of the robot.
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