Gia-Khang Nghiem , Thanh-Long Le , Tri Cong Phung , Quoc Hung Dinh
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Abstract
In this study, a dynamic model of the Mecanum-Wheeled Omnidirectional Mobile Robot (MWOMR) is developed and controlled using a Sliding Mode Controller (SMC) to determine the optimal control strategy in terms of operational time, trajectory error, and energy consumption. Despite extensive research on Mecanum-wheeled mobile robots, which primarily focuses on developing advanced control methods, the impact of different motion strategies on efficiency and adaptability, originating from the dynamic characteristics of the MWOMR, remains underexplored. Therefore, this study investigates whether pure translational movement or a combination of rotational and translational maneuvers provides superior performance. To achieve this, the SMC, known for its robustness in nonlinear control, is implemented in a MATLAB/Simulink simulation to evaluate various motion strategies. The findings suggest that the most effective strategy for MWOMRs leverages the advantages of omnidirectional wheel characteristics, with minimal maneuvering phases being the optimal strategy for the system. This result offers valuable insights into optimal control methods for real-world applications.
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