Title :
Study on Kinematics Analysis and Mechanism Realization
Author :
Gao, Tiehong ; Cao, Junyi ; Zhu, Dunyu ; Zhi, Jinzhang
Author_Institution :
Hebei Univ. of Technol., Tianjin
Abstract :
Based on the basic principle that water strider can walk on water surface, a novel bionic robot walking on water surface is put forward. The robot is driven by min-electromagnet. The driving mechanism of its legs is designed based on slider-crank mechanism and parallel mechanism, and the robot with six-legs is designed in simulation to the structure of water strider. Based on the technology of virtual prototype, the 3-D models of the driving mechanism and the whole mechanism of the robot have been modeled using Pro/E, and motion simulation research on motion trajectory, velocity and acceleration of the single leg and the whole mechanism of the robot have been done using ADAMS. The analyzing results show that the driving mechanism and the whole mechanism of the robot can achieve designing motion trajectory, and also the rationality of mechanism and the correctness of function realization have been proved. Based on specific working environment of robot walking on water surface, the prototype of robot has been manufactured. Under laboratory environment, walking experiment of robot has been done, and the result of experiment shows that robot designing in this paper can achieve walking on water surface.
Keywords :
legged locomotion; robot kinematics; 3D models; ADAMS; hionic robot; kinematics analysis; legs; motion trajectory; parallel mechanism; robot walking; slider-crank mechanism; water strider; water surface; Chemical technology; Insects; Kinematics; Laboratories; Lakes; Leg; Legged locomotion; Motion analysis; Robots; Virtual prototyping; Bionic Robot; Electromagnetic Actuation; Virtual Prototype; Water Strider; mechanism realization;
Conference_Titel :
Integration Technology, 2007. ICIT '07. IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Shenzhen
Print_ISBN :
1-4244-1092-4
Electronic_ISBN :
1-4244-1092-4
DOI :
10.1109/ICITECHNOLOGY.2007.4290406