2020
DOI: 10.23939/ujmems2020.01.054
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Design and operational peculiarities of four-degree-of-freedom double-legged robot with pneumatic drive and turning mechanism

Abstract: Problem statement. Mobile robots are of significant interest among scientists and designers during the last several decades. One of the prospective drives of such robots is based on pneumatically operated walking (stepping) system with no use of electric, heat, magnetic or other types of energy. This allows the use of pneumatically-driven robots in the cases when the use of other energy sources is prohibited (e.g., in some gaseous or fluid mediums). At the same time, the walking (stepping) type of moving incre… Show more

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“…In [10], there was performed the structural and kinematic analysis of the pantograph-type manipulator with three degrees of freedom used for conducting the prescribed technological operations. The paper [11] was dedicated to improvement of the design parameters of the pneumatically-driven orthogonal robot able to perform rectilinear locomotion (Fig. 1).…”
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“…In [10], there was performed the structural and kinematic analysis of the pantograph-type manipulator with three degrees of freedom used for conducting the prescribed technological operations. The paper [11] was dedicated to improvement of the design parameters of the pneumatically-driven orthogonal robot able to perform rectilinear locomotion (Fig. 1).…”
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“…1) and operational peculiarities of the four-degree-of-freedom doublelegged robot with pneumatic drive and turning mechanism are thoroughly analyzed in [11]. In particular, the previous authors' paper [11] presents the improved design of the pneumatically-driven orthogonal walking robot equipped with turning mechanism, analyses its rectilinear and curvilinear locomotion, considers the corresponding timing diagrams of operation of the pneumatic cylinders under the conditions of rectilinear and curvilinear motion. The present paper continues the investigations initiated in [11].…”
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