2022
DOI: 10.1155/2022/3297789
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Trajectory Tracking of Swing-Arm Type Omnidirectional Mobile Robot

Abstract: In order to enhance the omnidirectional maneuverability of outdoor wheeled mobile robots, a mobile robot driven by a common wheel is proposed, which realizes four-wheel steering (4WS), oblique motion mode, and spot turn modes according to different power distribution and angle of leg rotation. A dual-mode hybrid controller is designed based on the oblique and 4WS modes, in which multipoint prescanning trajectory tracking control is used for the oblique mode, and incremental linear time-varying model predictive… Show more

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“…The vehicle needed to rely on the differential steering mechanism to achieve differential power distribution between the left and right axle shafts, and the four wheels did not swing during the steering process. In order to explore the impact of the differential steering mechanism on the rotational speeds of the driving wheels on both sides and analyze the relationship between input speed and steering radius, the four-wheel equivalent kinematic model was transformed into a two-wheel kinematic model [17,18]. Before and after the equivalence, the wheel rotational speeds and vehicle steering radius were not affected, and the simplified model of vehicle two-wheel steering was shown in Figure 7 If the rotational speeds of the left and right output axle shafts were known, then…”
Section: Analysis Of Steering Kinematics Model For the Wheel-track Co...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The vehicle needed to rely on the differential steering mechanism to achieve differential power distribution between the left and right axle shafts, and the four wheels did not swing during the steering process. In order to explore the impact of the differential steering mechanism on the rotational speeds of the driving wheels on both sides and analyze the relationship between input speed and steering radius, the four-wheel equivalent kinematic model was transformed into a two-wheel kinematic model [17,18]. Before and after the equivalence, the wheel rotational speeds and vehicle steering radius were not affected, and the simplified model of vehicle two-wheel steering was shown in Figure 7 If the rotational speeds of the left and right output axle shafts were known, then…”
Section: Analysis Of Steering Kinematics Model For the Wheel-track Co...mentioning
confidence: 99%