Design principles of the locomotion mechanism of a wall climbing robot
Abhijit Das, Umesh Patkar, S.C. Jain, S. Majumder, D. N. Roy, Steven Char
- Year
- 2015
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Most of the present wall-climbing robots are either wheel or tracked wheel based. They cannot negotiate bumps or corners in their path. Other present linkage driven wall climbers are over-actuated mechanisms. We propose a linkage driven underactuated wall climbing mechanism. The locomotion technique is based on the rowing principle of the boat. A comparison of different adhesion techniques is also narrated in this paper. The present work proposes a pneumatic suction based wall climbing robot for non destructive testing of tall structures. The design principle of a novel spring assisted locomotion mechanism is described in this paper.
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