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Development of wall climbing robot using passive joint and vacuum pad on rough surface

Seiji Sano, Kenichi Ohara, Satoshi Ashizawa, Akihiko Ichikawa, Shunya Suzuki, Takeo Omichi, Toshio Fukuda

Year
2017
Citations
4

Abstract

This paper proposes a pneumatic actuated multi-leg robot for evaluation of our developed for robots to inspect infrastructure that is tough environment: vertical wall, pipe, and dusty and uneven surfaces. It has been verified that the component could absorb at such surfaces. Then it should be assessed that a robot can move in the tough environment using our component. To verify this moving ability, we develop the pneumatic actuated multi-leg robot. The vacuum component absorbs by using compressed air, therefore the all actuators on this robot are actuated by compressed air. This paper shows a specification of the robot to climb uneven vertical surfaces.

Keywords

ClimbRobotCompressed airActuatorComponent (thermodynamics)Mechanical engineeringPneumatic actuatorMobile robotEngineeringComputer science

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