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... If the powered wheels are on the front, they will be able to get over any obstacle a small caster cannot...
The problem with a rear caster is when the robot turns, the robot 'butt' swings around and hits things.If the caster was in the front, the sensors located on the front would detect objects before it would swing into them during turns.