A bionic walking wheel for crossing sand with multi-posture casters
A multi-position, walking wheel technology, applied in the field of engineering bionics, can solve the problem of low wheel traction and passability, and achieve good sand passability, high stability, and simple structure
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[0030] African ostriches live in vast deserts and wilderness areas all year round, and their ability to run in sandy environments is amazing, mainly reflected in their stability, durability and high speed. The ostrich has a span of 4-7m per step, a continuous running speed of about 50-60km / h, and a sprint speed of over 70km / h, which can last for more than half an hour. It is the biped animal with the strongest running ability on land. The toe of the ostrich, as the part directly in contact with the sand, plays a key role in the superior sports performance on the sand. The ostrich foot has only two toes, the third toe that bears the main load of the body and the fourth toe that assists the body's balance. When the ostrich is running, the third toe and fourth toe cooperate with each other, showing a unique posture and movement characteristics for crossing the sand. By observing the dynamic change process of the toe posture of the ostrich foot from the beginning of touching the ...
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