Mechanical Design for Enhancing Anti-Impact Capability of Dispersing Information Detecting Robot

Lian Cun Zhang; Qiang Huang; Jun Yao Gao; Li Ying Wu; Wei Min Zhang; Yue Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.472-475.2766

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Mechanical Design for Enhancing Anti-Impact Capability of Dispersing Information Detecting Robot

Abstract:

Dispersing information detecting robots are very suitable for initiative reconnaissance and surveillance in important targets of sensitive areas. However, the dispersing deployment mode of the robot demands excellent anti-impact property. To solve the problem above-mentioned, the design for enhancing anti-impact capability of a kind of dispersing information detecting robot was presented in the paper. Moreover, anti-impact experiments showed that the robot has excellent capability of anti-impact. At last, the experiments also showed that the design of the dispersing information detecting robot is reliable and practical.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 472-475)

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Lian Cun Zhang, Qiang Huang, Jun Yao Gao, Li Ying Wu, Wei Min Zhang, Yue Li

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Anti-Impact Mechanism Design, Autonomous Reconnaissance, Dispersing Information Detecting Robot, Two-Wheel Robot

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