Biped Adsorption Wall Climbing Robot

Abstract

The invention discloses a biped adsorption type wall-climbing robot and belongs to the technical field of wall-climbing robots. The robot comprises a supporting rod I and a supporting rod II; A front sucker is arranged at the bottom end of the supporting rod I, and a vacuum pump I connected with the front sucker and a magnetic valve I used for controlling the vacuum pump I are further arranged on the supporting rod I; a back sucker is arranged at the bottom end of the supporting rod II, and a vacuum pump II connected with the back sucker and a magnetic valve II used for controlling the vacuum pump II are further arranged on the supporting rod II; the upper end of the supporting rod II is connected with a motor II and is perpendicularly fixed to the output shaft of the motor II; a motor III is fixed to the motor II; the output shaft of the motor III and a transmission threaded rod are fixed coaxially; a transmission nut is installed on the transmission threaded rod; a connecting rod is fixed to the transmission nut; a motor I is fixed to one end of the connecting rod; the output shaft of the motor I and the upper end of the supporting rod I are fixed perpendicularly. The robot can move stably on a working face and has high ability for stepping over obstacles; conversion from a two-dimensional working face to a three-dimensional working face can be achieved, and the robot can turn flexibly.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a wall-climbing robot, in particular to a bipedal adsorption type wall-climbing robot. Background technique [0002] A wall-climbing robot is a device that can move on a vertical plane. There are three ways to move: footed movement, wheeled movement and crawler movement. Wherein the wheel type and the crawler type have the characteristics of fast moving speed and stable movement, but the ability to cross obstacles is poor. Although the foot movement is slow, it has strong ability to cross obstacles and good adaptability. At present, most wall-climbing robots seem to be cumbersome when changing directions on the working surface, and even rely on external forces to make them do direction-changing movements. Most wall-climbing robots are designed for a specific working environment. There is no way to convert. Contents of the invention [0003] In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the present invention pro...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, most wall-climbing robots seem to be cumbersome when changing directions on the working surface, and even rely on external forces to make them do direction-changing movements. Most wall-climbing robots are designed for a specific working environment. conversion, there is no way

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