Optimal Control of the Passive and Novel Docking Mechanism

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We propose a novel passive docking and exchanging mechanism of batteries at mobile robots. New proposed mechanism needs no actuators and sensors such as laser range finder and vision sensor to align. This mechanism, key and housing system, reduces the docking, exchanging time of batteries, and contact force by complete passive mechanism and applying optimal control of velocity by Pontryagin's minimum principle. This superior performance is demonstrated by dynamic analysis program, Recurdyn and Matlab Simulink.

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