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This document discusses various mechanisms for mobile robot mobility, including wheeled, legged, and articulated mechanisms. Some key wheeled mechanisms discussed are differentially driven mobile robots with and without casters, Ackerman steering, independent drive steering, and articulated drive steering. Legged mechanisms discussed include bipedal, quadruped, pentapod, and hexapod configurations. Articulated mechanisms are also mentioned. For each mechanism, advantages and disadvantages are outlined relating to factors like maneuverability, complexity, friction, and whether the movement is holonomic or non-holonomic.
This document discusses various mechanisms for mobile robot mobility, including wheeled, legged, and articulated mechanisms. Some key wheeled mechanisms discussed are differentially driven mobile robots with and without casters, Ackerman steering, independent drive steering, and articulated drive steering. Legged mechanisms discussed include bipedal, quadruped, pentapod, and hexapod configurations. Articulated mechanisms are also mentioned. For each mechanism, advantages and disadvantages are outlined relating to factors like maneuverability, complexity, friction, and whether the movement is holonomic or non-holonomic.
This document discusses various mechanisms for mobile robot mobility, including wheeled, legged, and articulated mechanisms. Some key wheeled mechanisms discussed are differentially driven mobile robots with and without casters, Ackerman steering, independent drive steering, and articulated drive steering. Legged mechanisms discussed include bipedal, quadruped, pentapod, and hexapod configurations. Articulated mechanisms are also mentioned. For each mechanism, advantages and disadvantages are outlined relating to factors like maneuverability, complexity, friction, and whether the movement is holonomic or non-holonomic.
Mobile Robot Mechanism Wheeled Mechanism Non Holonomic DDMR Ackerman Steering Independent Drive Articulated drive Etc. Non Holonomic Omni-directional Legged Mechanism Articulated Mechanism Steering Mechanism (DDMR #1) Differentially Driven Mobile Robot (with Caster) + High maneuverability + Simple design + Low friction - Limited for flat surface - Non holonomic movement Steering Mechanism (DDMR #2) Differentially Driven Mobile Robot (without caster) + High maneuverability + More complex design + Not limited on flat surface - High Friction - Non holonomic movement Steering Mechanism (DDMR #3) Differentially Driven Mobile Robot (without caster with balancing ) + Very High maneuverability + Less complex mechanism + Not limited on flat surface + Low Friction - Non holonomic movement - Complex control implementation Steering Mechanism (Ackerman Steering) Ackerman Steering Mechanism + Low Friction + More stable for fast speed + Not limited on flat surface - More complex mechanism - Non holonomic movement Steering Mechanism (Independent Drive Steering) Independent Drive Steering Mechanism + Low Friction + More flexible maneuver + Not limited on flat surface - Complex mechanism - Non-Holonomic movement Steering Mechanism (Articulated Drive Steering) Articulated Drive Steering Mechanism + More flexible maneuver + Not limited on flat surface * Moderate Friction - More Complex mechanism - Non-Holonomic movement Steering Mechanism (Omni-Direction Drive) Omni-Direction Drive Steering Mechanism + Very flexible maneuver + Holonomic movement * Moderate Friction - More Complex mechanism - Limited on flat surface Legged Mechanism (Bipedal) Bipedal Mechanism + Flexible maneuver + Holonomic movement - Complex mechanical system - Very complex control mechanism Legged Mechanism (Quadruped) Quadruped Mechanism + Flexible maneuver + Holonomic movement * Medium complex control mechanism - Complex mechanical system Legged Mechanism (Pentapod) Quadruped Mechanism + Flexible maneuver + Holonomic movement * Medium complex control mechanism - Complex mechanical system - Not commonly used Legged Mechanism (Hexapod) Quadruped Mechanism + Flexible maneuver + Holonomic movement + Simple balancing mechanism * Less complex control mechanism - More Complex mechanical system Articulated Mechanism Articulated Mechanism + Flexible maneuver + Simple balancing mechanism - Very Complex control mechanism - Very Complex mechanical system