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Balance mechanism for star surface exploration robot

A balance mechanism and surface detection technology, applied in the direction of the bolting device, can solve the problems of not being able to jump more smoothly, crashing the fuselage, and difficult to land smoothly, so as to avoid head-on-the-ground accidents, land stably, and buffer the impact of landing Effect

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-04-22
CHONGQING UNIV
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[0002] At present, most of the bouncing robots used for planetary surface detection are intermittent jumping bouncing robots, such as the asymmetric gear six-rod bionic bouncing mechanism disclosed in the patent application number 200910023296.8, which uses unequal lengths of connecting rods and different gear parameters. The same asymmetric gear six-rod bionic bouncing mechanism, the length of each link of the leg mechanism simulates the proportion of the kangaroo's jumping limb structure, the parameters of the two pairs of gears are selected according to the kangaroo's jumping posture and jumping force mechanism, and the whole mechanism is a closed-loop parallel connection The mechanism, with only one degree of freedom, realizes the smooth take-off process of kangaroo-like legs close together. The structure and control are simple, but after the robot takes off, it cannot adjust the posture of the body during the flight process, and it cannot make it jump more smoothly. It is difficult to land smoothly, and it may be on the head, which may damage the fuselage

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[0014] figure 1 It is a structural schematic diagram of the present invention; figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the complete machine structure of the star surface detection robot; as shown in the figure: the balance mechanism for the star surface detection robot of the present embodiment includes a bar-shaped balance frame 3 and is connected to the balance frame 3 and the star surface detection robot body 1 The connecting drive mechanism that drives the gimbal 3 to swing between them. The gimbal 3 is like a tail, which imitates the adjustment effect of the kangaroo tail on the body posture. It can adjust the posture of the body during the flight after take-off, and effectively touch the ground through the soles of the feet to buffer the landing impact. , the ground is stable, avoiding head-on-the-ground accidents; the star surface detection robot includes a fuselage 1 and a bouncing mechanism 2 provided with a foot plate, and the fuselage 1 and the bouncing mechanism 2 h...

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The invention discloses a balance mechanism for a star surface exploration robot. The balance mechanism comprises a strip-shaped balancing frame and a connecting driving mechanism which is connected with between the balancing frame and a star surface exploration robot body and drives the balancing frame to swing. The balance mechanism for the star surface exploration robot has a function like a tail and simulates the body posture regulating effect of the tail of a kangaroo, the posture of the robot body can be adjusted in the flight process after the star surface exploration robot takes off, the landing impact is buffered effectively through the landing of a foot base plate, the star surface exploration robot lands stably, and the accidents that the head lands on the ground are avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to components of star surface detection equipment, in particular to a balance mechanism for a star surface detection robot. Background technique [0002] At present, most of the bouncing robots used for planetary surface detection are intermittent jumping bouncing robots, such as the asymmetric gear six-rod bionic bouncing mechanism disclosed in the patent application number 200910023296.8, which uses unequal lengths of connecting rods and different gear parameters. The same asymmetric gear six-rod bionic bouncing mechanism, the length of each link of the leg mechanism simulates the proportion of the kangaroo's jumping limb structure, the parameters of the two pairs of gears are selected according to the kangaroo's jumping posture and jumping force mechanism, and the whole mechanism is a closed-loop parallel connection The mechanism, with only one degree of freedom, realizes the smooth take-off process of kangaroo-like legs close ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): B64F1/16
Inventor 柏龙陈晓红熊飞龙樟
Owner CHONGQING UNIV
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