This invention belongs to the field of
wheelchair technology and relates to a wheel-legged intelligent
wheelchair robot, comprising: a frame body, a height-adjustable and posture-adjustable seat
system mounted on the frame body, and four wheel-legged composite mobility mechanisms symmetrically distributed on both sides of the frame body. This invention, through the design of the seat
system, can adjust the seat posture in real time during
stair climbing, ensuring the occupant maintains a comfortable, nearly horizontal
sitting posture. Furthermore, through the design of the four wheel-legged composite mobility mechanisms, in flat ground mode, each
drive wheel is grounded, enabling high-speed and efficient wheeled movement. In obstacle-crossing or stair-climbing mode, the robotic arms work in coordination, and the drive wheels act as "feet" to step on steps, achieving stable climbing similar to a quadruped
robot through multi-arm coordinated
gait. This invention combines the efficiency of wheeled systems with the strong obstacle-crossing capabilities of legged systems, enabling autonomous and stable traversal of complex terrains such as
stairs and curbs, greatly improving the freedom of movement for people with mobility impairments.