Development of a holonomic robotic framework for a holonomic mobile platform

This Final Year Project explores on the workings of a drive system using mecanum wheels such as the kinematics behind of the mecanum wheels and the various sub-systems needed to move this platform. The mecanum drive enables a robotic platform to move without non-holonomic constraints, but does not p...

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Main Author: See, Cheng Hui
Other Authors: Seet Gim Lee, Gerald
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Language:English
Published: 2016
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-683162023-03-04T18:46:05Z Development of a holonomic robotic framework for a holonomic mobile platform See, Cheng Hui Seet Gim Lee, Gerald School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Seet Gim Lee, Gerald DRNTU::Engineering This Final Year Project explores on the workings of a drive system using mecanum wheels such as the kinematics behind of the mecanum wheels and the various sub-systems needed to move this platform. The mecanum drive enables a robotic platform to move without non-holonomic constraints, but does not perform well on grounds that are not totally flat. This is due to the mecanum drive being highly sensitive to the irregularities of the ground and the omnidirectional capabilities of the mecanum drive would be lost if any of the four wheels of the platform lost contact with the ground. This can be mitigated with the utilization of a suspension system, which allows the mecanum wheels of the platform to keep in contact with the ground, even if the ground is not totally flat. For this robotic platform used in this Final Year Project, the mecanum wheels was able to handle the irregularities of the ground, while the suspension system on the platform enabled the platform to overcome obstacles while travelling forward or sideways. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2016-05-25T06:26:32Z 2016-05-25T06:26:32Z 2016 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/68316 en Nanyang Technological University 86 p. application/pdf
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See, Cheng Hui
Development of a holonomic robotic framework for a holonomic mobile platform
description This Final Year Project explores on the workings of a drive system using mecanum wheels such as the kinematics behind of the mecanum wheels and the various sub-systems needed to move this platform. The mecanum drive enables a robotic platform to move without non-holonomic constraints, but does not perform well on grounds that are not totally flat. This is due to the mecanum drive being highly sensitive to the irregularities of the ground and the omnidirectional capabilities of the mecanum drive would be lost if any of the four wheels of the platform lost contact with the ground. This can be mitigated with the utilization of a suspension system, which allows the mecanum wheels of the platform to keep in contact with the ground, even if the ground is not totally flat. For this robotic platform used in this Final Year Project, the mecanum wheels was able to handle the irregularities of the ground, while the suspension system on the platform enabled the platform to overcome obstacles while travelling forward or sideways.
author2 Seet Gim Lee, Gerald
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author See, Cheng Hui
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title Development of a holonomic robotic framework for a holonomic mobile platform
title_short Development of a holonomic robotic framework for a holonomic mobile platform
title_full Development of a holonomic robotic framework for a holonomic mobile platform
title_fullStr Development of a holonomic robotic framework for a holonomic mobile platform
title_full_unstemmed Development of a holonomic robotic framework for a holonomic mobile platform
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