The evolution of UT pole climbing robots

M. N. Ahmadabadi, H. Moradi, A. Sadeghi, A. Madani, M. Farahnak
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Abstract

In this paper, we present three pole climbing robots which were evolved gradually to reduce the complexity and increase the payload of the robots. The designs evolved toward natural stability, which is inspired from human pole climbers. In contrast to human climbers, all three versions rely on wheel mechanism to ensure smooth and fast climbing motion. The stability of the robots was statically analyzed and simulated. Furthermore, the robots have been implemented and successfully tested.
UT爬杆机器人的演变
在本文中,我们提出了三种逐渐进化的极攀爬机器人,以降低机器人的复杂性和增加机器人的有效载荷。这些设计朝着自然稳定性的方向发展,灵感来自人类攀岩者。与人类攀登者相比,这三种版本都依靠轮式机构来确保平稳快速的攀爬运动。对机器人的稳定性进行了静态分析和仿真。此外,机器人已经实施并成功测试。
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