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This paper discusses the relationship between the stability and centroid position of an all-surface stair-climbing search and rescue robot. The robot is modeled as a point mass, and its kinematics are analyzed to determine how the centroid position relates to the maximum pitch angle the robot can climb. A function is developed relating centroid position and maximum stable pitch angle. Experiments demonstrate the validity of using centroid position to determine the robot's maximum stable climbing angle during stair ascent.
This paper discusses the relationship between the stability and centroid position of an all-surface stair-climbing search and rescue robot. The robot is modeled as a point mass, and its kinematics are analyzed to determine how the centroid position relates to the maximum pitch angle the robot can climb. A function is developed relating centroid position and maximum stable pitch angle. Experiments demonstrate the validity of using centroid position to determine the robot's maximum stable climbing angle during stair ascent.
This paper discusses the relationship between the stability and centroid position of an all-surface stair-climbing search and rescue robot. The robot is modeled as a point mass, and its kinematics are analyzed to determine how the centroid position relates to the maximum pitch angle the robot can climb. A function is developed relating centroid position and maximum stable pitch angle. Experiments demonstrate the validity of using centroid position to determine the robot's maximum stable climbing angle during stair ascent.
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