Obstacle-crossing and stair-climbing abilities are crucial to the performance of mobile robots for urban environment mobility. This paper proposes a tracked stair-climbing robot with two bogie-like suspensions to overcome architectural barriers. After a general introduction to stair-climbing robots, the “XXbot” concept is presented. We developed a special model that helps us figure out how a system will move based on the shape of the ground it is on. Then, stair-climbing simulations were performed with the multibody software MSC-Adams and the results are presented. This shows that the robot can be used in many different ways, such as stair-climbing wheelchair platforms.
Design and Analysis of Tracked Stair-Climbing Robot Using Innovative Suspension System / Pappalettera, Antonio; Reina, Giulio; Mantriota, Giacomo. - In: ROBOTICS. - ISSN 2218-6581. - ELETTRONICO. - 13:3(2024). [10.3390/robotics13030045]
Design and Analysis of Tracked Stair-Climbing Robot Using Innovative Suspension System
Pappalettera, AntonioConceptualization
;Reina, Giulio
Conceptualization
;Mantriota, GiacomoConceptualization
2024
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Obstacle-crossing and stair-climbing abilities are crucial to the performance of mobile robots for urban environment mobility. This paper proposes a tracked stair-climbing robot with two bogie-like suspensions to overcome architectural barriers. After a general introduction to stair-climbing robots, the “XXbot” concept is presented. We developed a special model that helps us figure out how a system will move based on the shape of the ground it is on. Then, stair-climbing simulations were performed with the multibody software MSC-Adams and the results are presented. This shows that the robot can be used in many different ways, such as stair-climbing wheelchair platforms.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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