Longitudinal Stability of Wheeled Mobile Robots - Degree of Stability
Stoyan Lilov,
Vanya Markova,
Nickolay Popov
et al.
Abstract:In this paper, the research focus is on the longitudinal stability of a wheeled mobile robot, using a geometric similarity coefficient (this coefficient is defined in the paper). The research method used for calculations is D'Alembert's principle. The results represent the limit driving/braking forces and limit accelerations/ decelerations for a given geometric similarity coefficient, before the robot loses stability.
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