Gyro is not only used as a sensor but also used as an actuator. In the beginning of 20Th century, the gyro monorail using a gyro-actuator which was controlled by manual operation was proposed. In 1970's, the research on a gyro bike was reported. However, a standstill was only confirmed in it. On the other hand, the self-sustaining control of two-wheeled vehicles by using an inertia rotor are reported recently. However, it is difficult to make a large vehicle because this inertia rotor system has only a smaller power as compared with that using the gyro actuator which can obtain a larger power. The modeling is needed for the control system design of the vehicle with a gyro actuator. In this paper, first, positions, angles, and angular velocities are calculated from 3rd link system, then the model for the two-wheeled vehicle with a gyro actuator is made by using Lagrange equation, next the control system is designed by the Ricatti equation, finally the effects of this theory are confirmed by experiments.
Gyroscope is well known as a sensor but also used as an actuator. In the beginning of 20th century, research that related with gyro-monorail by using a gyro-actuator was conducted. Later, the research on a gyro-bike system was reported in 1970's. Then, the self-sustaining body bike has been reported up until now. In this paper, we propose an unmanned self-sustaining driving control bike in a straight motion using gyro-actuator which is controlled by a computer. First, we use the link model to construct the linear equation of motion. Next, we develop the modeling of a gyro bike system by using the link model theory. Then, we conduct the experiments to confirm the result of the theory.
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