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Autonomous vehicles and robotic manipulators are two examples of mechanically distinct systems. Whether these areas are indoors or outside, the environment in which such vehicles will be employed will play a crucial role in how their locomotion systems develop. The speed and stability of wheeled traditional mobility on ordinary flooring are superior. Leg traction is an efficient method for navigating uneven floors, but it takes more time and uses more energy. The foundation of the hybrid configuration is the creation of a leg that enables the interchange and fusion of the two previously described locomotion methods. One advantage of the hybrid arrangement is that the robot may now be deployed in a wider variety of environments.
The goal of this paper is to showcase the creation of a leg for a hybrid locomotive robot. The leg can be printed and constructed at a reasonably low-cost thanks to the design of the numerous 3D modules, which will be made accessible later.
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Ferreira, R.P., Pinto, V.H., Lima, J., Costa, P. (2024). A Hybrid Robot’s Leg’s Design, Modeling & Control. In: Gonçalves, J.A.d.C., Lima, J.L.S.d.M., Coelho, J.P., García-Peñalvo, F.J., García-Holgado, A. (eds) Proceedings of TEEM 2023. TEEM 2023. Lecture Notes in Educational Technology. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-1814-6_49
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