A bionic pedaling and
jumping foot of a lunar surface
jumping robot belongs to the technical field of
engineering bionics, and comprises a sole component, three bionic toes and a bionic
toe tip, the sole
assembly is provided with a leg connecting piece and a plurality of through cavities; the bionic toes are connected with the sole
assembly through first
metatarsophalangeal joints to form
axial symmetry distribution, the included angle between every two adjacent toes is 20 degrees, and each bionic
toe is provided with a bionic
toe cavity. The
tail end of the bionic toe tip is provided with a bionic foot thorn, and the bionic toe tip is connected with the bionic toe through a second metatarsophalangeal joint; the rigid
rope penetrates through the sole cavity and the bionic toe cavity, one end of the rigid
rope is connected with the leg bouncing mechanism, and the other end of the rigid
rope is fixed to the round rod of the bionic toe tip. Foot end joints are kept in a relaxed posture by torsion springs in a
natural state; the rigid rope pulls the tension spring to store energy and is locked by the
ratchet mechanism, and the toes are synchronously driven to contract to form a sand grabbing and fixing state; during starting, the motor drives the
ratchet wheel to release energy, the tension spring contracts to realize pedaling action, and the
torsion spring synergistically releases energy to enhance
jumping performance. A high-adaptability foot end solution is provided for the
celestial body exploration
robot, and the
trafficability and movement stability of complex terrains are effectively improved.