DocumentCode :
3292760
Title :
Performance evaluation of the wireless microrobot in pipe with symmetrical spiral structure
Author :
Jian Guo ; Xiang Wei ; Shuxiang Guo ; Wei Wei ; Yuehui Ji ; Yunliang Wang
Author_Institution :
Tianjin Key Lab. for Control Theor. & Applic. in Complicated Syst., TianJin Univ. of Technol., Tianjin, China
fYear :
2013
fDate :
12-14 Dec. 2013
Firstpage :
1252
Lastpage :
1257
Abstract :
A wireless microrobot may be used in the small space and biomedical practice, especially in the industrial field and biomedical application. In this paper, we designed a new kind of wireless microrobot with symmetrical spiral structure, which have more compact volume, completely symmetrical mechanical structure, quick response, forward-backward motions and can clean the dirt adhering to the inner wall. According to the hydromechanical lubrication theory and Newton viscous law, we build the motion model of the microrobot. Through analysis, simulations and experiments, this paper had evaluated the effect of spiral depth and thread unit number. In addition, we verified the feasibility of this new kind of microrobots, and obtained the moving speeds of forward-backward and upward-downward motion in the pipe. The experimental results indicated that the maximum moving speed is 22.68 mm/s at 12 Hz in the horizontal direction and 6.29 mm/s at 13Hz in the vertical direction with input currents of 0.7A. Finally, we designed a control panel for this system, which can control the microrobot current motion states easily, and make our system more portable and compact. The designed wireless microrobot can move smoothly in water and other liquid medium and is very useful in the industrial application and microsurgery application.
Keywords :
medical robotics; microrobots; telerobotics; Newton viscous law; biomedical application; forward-backward motion; forward-backward motions; hydromechanical lubrication theory; industrial field; performance evaluation; quick response; symmetrical mechanical structure; symmetrical spiral structure; upward downward motion; wireless microrobot; Current measurement; Force; Liquids; Magnetic fields; Prototypes; Spirals; Wireless communication;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Robotics and Biomimetics (ROBIO), 2013 IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Shenzhen
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/ROBIO.2013.6739636
Filename :
6739636
Link To Document :
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