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Abstract
With the development of robotics, robots have played an important part in our
production area. The omnidirectional wheeled mobile mechanism of all can move in
all direction without any rotation, and can rotate any angle at the original point
flexibly. Based on the international design method for mecanum wheel, some
parameters are discussed in the paper, and many key components are designed to
make into an omnidirectional mobile robot. Also its kinematical and dynamical model
is analyzed, and the control circuit is made out to correspond to the motion.
Experiments indicated that mecanum the omnidirectional wheeled mobile mechanism
moves and rotates smartly without limits to the space, so a widen application future
can be expected.

Keywords: omnidirectional wheel; mecanum wheel; mobile robot; omnidirectional


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Engineering, Kyushu University


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R=56;
b=73;
r=b/R;
t=0;
angle=0:0.001:r;
% AC p={p1,p2,p3};
p1=R*cos(angle)-R;
p2=R*sin(angle);
p3=R*angle;
% AB u={u1,u2,u3};
D=sqrt((2-2*cos(r)+r^2));
u1=(cos(r)-1)/D;
u2=sin(r)/D;
u3=r/D;
% p u t P={P1,P2,P3};
P1=(cos(t)+(u1^2)*(1-cos(t))).*p1+(u2*u1*(1-cos(t))-u3*sin(t)).*p2+(u3*u1*(1-cos(t))
+u2*sin(t)).*p3;
P2=(u2*u1*(1-cos(t))+u3*sin(t)).*p1+(cos(t)+(u2)^2*(1-cos(t))).*p2+(u3*u2*(1-cos(t))u1*sin(t)).*p3;
P3=(u3*u1*(1-cos(t))-u2*sin(t)).*p1+(u3*u2*(1-cos(t))-u1*sin(t)).*p2+(cos(t)+(u3^2)*(1cos(t))).*p3;
% high
high=R*(sqrt((2-2.*cos(angle)+angle.^2-((cos(angle-r)-cos(r)-cos(angle)+angle*r+1).^2)/(22*cos(r)+r^2))));
% x high
x=R*D/2-(R/D)*(cos(angle-r)-cos(angle)-cos(r)+angle*r+1);
plot(x,high);
grid on;
axis equal;
xlabel('x');
ylabel('high');

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