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Experimental studies of serpentine motion control of snake robots at inclined planes
Orestis Varesis, Charalambos Diamantopoulos, Anthony Tzes
- Year
- 2016
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
The modelling and control problem for the serpentine motion of a planar snake-robot moving at inclined planes is the subject of this article. The effects of the gravity-induced terms, compared to the tangential and normal friction forces, compared to the snake's dynamics is presented. During the snake's controlled motion using a trajectory characterized by its curvature and heading, these terms have a detrimental effect on the system's stability. Experimental studies with a prototype eight DoF planar snake are offered to investigate this issue.
Keywords
Heading (navigation)TrajectoryCurvatureMotion (physics)RobotPlanarMotion controlInclined planeControl theory (sociology)Computer science
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