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A robot wheel with dimensions of 10 cm in diameter and 4.4 cm in width (or thickness) is a great choice for various robotics projects. Here are some key points to consider:

Features

• Diameter: 10 cm provides a good balance between speed and stability for small robots.
• Width: At 4.4 cm, it offers good grip and traction, which can be helpful for navigating different surfaces.
• Material: Typically made from rubber or plastic; rubber wheels provide better traction.
• Tread Pattern: Consider the tread design if you'll be operating on various terrains. A textured surface can improve grip.

Common Applications

• Robotic Cars: Suitable for building mobile robots that need to navigate indoor or outdoor environments.
• Line Following Robots: Can be used in projects where robots follow a line or track.
• Omni-Directional Robots: With appropriate mounting, can be adapted for omni-wheels if you need more maneuverability.

Compatibility

• Motor Mounting: Ensure the wheel is compatible with your motor shafts (usually via a hub or adapter).
• Axle Size: Check the axle diameter to ensure proper fit with your motor or chassis.

Considerations

• Weight Capacity: Ensure the wheels can support the weight of your robot.
• Speed vs. Torque: A larger diameter can increase speed but may require more torque from your motors.

If you need help with mounting, wiring, or selecting motors, let me know!