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Daisuke Endo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • SSRR - Stability discriminant of a Tracked Vehicle to traverse stairs
    2016 IEEE International Symposium on Safety Security and Rescue Robotics (SSRR), 2016
    Co-Authors: KANAME NAGATANI, Daisuke Endo
    Abstract:

    In some surveillance missions in the aftermath of disasters, the use of a teleoperated Tracked Vehicle contributes to the safety of rescue crews. However, because of its insufficient traversal capability, the Vehicle can become trapped upon encountering rough terrain. This may lead to mission failure and, in the worst case, loss of the Vehicle. To improve the success rate of such missions, it is very important to assess the traversability of a Tracked Vehicle on rough terrains based on objective indicators. From this viewpoint, we first derived physical conditions that must be satisfied in the case of traversal on stairs, based on a simple mechanical model of a Tracked Vehicle. We then proposed a traversability assessment method for Tracked Vehicles on stairs. In other words, we established a method to evaluate whether or not a Tracked Vehicle can traverse the target stairs. To validate the method, we conducted experiments with an actual Tracked Vehicle on our mock-p stairs, and we observed some divergences between our calculation and the experimental result. Therefore, we analyzed possible factors causing these divergences, estimated the influence of the factors. In this paper, we report the abovedescribed assessment method, the experiments, and the analyses.

  • Stability discriminant of a Tracked Vehicle to traverse stairs
    2016 IEEE International Symposium on Safety Security and Rescue Robotics (SSRR), 2016
    Co-Authors: KANAME NAGATANI, Daisuke Endo
    Abstract:

    In some surveillance missions in the aftermath of disasters, the use of a teleoperated Tracked Vehicle contributes to the safety of rescue crews. However, because of its insufficient traversal capability, the Vehicle can become trapped upon encountering rough terrain. This may lead to mission failure and, in the worst case, loss of the Vehicle. To improve the success rate of such missions, it is very important to assess the traversability of a Tracked Vehicle on rough terrains based on objective indicators. From this viewpoint, we first derived physical conditions that must be satisfied in the case of traversal on stairs, based on a simple mechanical model of a Tracked Vehicle. We then proposed a traversability assessment method for Tracked Vehicles on stairs. In other words, we established a method to evaluate whether or not a Tracked Vehicle can traverse the target stairs. To validate the method, we conducted experiments with an actual Tracked Vehicle on our mock-p stairs, and we observed some divergences between our calculation and the experimental result. Therefore, we analyzed possible factors causing these divergences, estimated the influence of the factors. In this paper, we report the abovedescribed assessment method, the experiments, and the analyses.

Li Zhai - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Dynamics real-time simulation of dual motors drive Tracked Vehicle based on RecurDyn and Simulink
    Proceedings of the 30th Chinese Control Conference, 2011
    Co-Authors: Li Zhai
    Abstract:

    Dynamics real-time simulation of dual motors drive Tracked Vehicle based on RecurDyn and Simulink is studied. The dynamics model of virtual prototype of dual motors drive Tracked Vehicle is built by RecurDyn. The model of direct torque control of dual motors drive control system is built by Simulink. RecurDyn/Tracked-TM and Matlab/Simulink are connected by interface. Dynamics real-time simulation of dual motors drive Tracked Vehicle is built by real-time simulation system RT-Lab connecting with Matlab/Simulink. Dynamic real-time simulation study based on motor control is carried out. The results of simulation show validity and feasibility of the simulation method.

  • On steering regenerative brake torque control of dual-motor drive for electric Tracked Vehicle
    Proceedings of the 29th Chinese Control Conference, 2010
    Co-Authors: Li Zhai
    Abstract:

    Studies the steering regenerative brake torque control of dual-motor drive for electric Tracked Vehicle. The force condition of the dual-motor is analyzed by making up the steering dynamic model of Tracked Vehicle. Steering regenerative brake torque control strategy of induction motor based on rotor flux oriented and complex speed-torque control method of steering regenerative braking of dual-motor are proposed, and energy feedback produced by steering regenerative braking is discussed. Experimental results of dual-motor drive characteristic show that stepless smooth steering is achieved.

KANAME NAGATANI - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • SSRR - Stability discriminant of a Tracked Vehicle to traverse stairs
    2016 IEEE International Symposium on Safety Security and Rescue Robotics (SSRR), 2016
    Co-Authors: KANAME NAGATANI, Daisuke Endo
    Abstract:

    In some surveillance missions in the aftermath of disasters, the use of a teleoperated Tracked Vehicle contributes to the safety of rescue crews. However, because of its insufficient traversal capability, the Vehicle can become trapped upon encountering rough terrain. This may lead to mission failure and, in the worst case, loss of the Vehicle. To improve the success rate of such missions, it is very important to assess the traversability of a Tracked Vehicle on rough terrains based on objective indicators. From this viewpoint, we first derived physical conditions that must be satisfied in the case of traversal on stairs, based on a simple mechanical model of a Tracked Vehicle. We then proposed a traversability assessment method for Tracked Vehicles on stairs. In other words, we established a method to evaluate whether or not a Tracked Vehicle can traverse the target stairs. To validate the method, we conducted experiments with an actual Tracked Vehicle on our mock-p stairs, and we observed some divergences between our calculation and the experimental result. Therefore, we analyzed possible factors causing these divergences, estimated the influence of the factors. In this paper, we report the abovedescribed assessment method, the experiments, and the analyses.

  • Stability discriminant of a Tracked Vehicle to traverse stairs
    2016 IEEE International Symposium on Safety Security and Rescue Robotics (SSRR), 2016
    Co-Authors: KANAME NAGATANI, Daisuke Endo
    Abstract:

    In some surveillance missions in the aftermath of disasters, the use of a teleoperated Tracked Vehicle contributes to the safety of rescue crews. However, because of its insufficient traversal capability, the Vehicle can become trapped upon encountering rough terrain. This may lead to mission failure and, in the worst case, loss of the Vehicle. To improve the success rate of such missions, it is very important to assess the traversability of a Tracked Vehicle on rough terrains based on objective indicators. From this viewpoint, we first derived physical conditions that must be satisfied in the case of traversal on stairs, based on a simple mechanical model of a Tracked Vehicle. We then proposed a traversability assessment method for Tracked Vehicles on stairs. In other words, we established a method to evaluate whether or not a Tracked Vehicle can traverse the target stairs. To validate the method, we conducted experiments with an actual Tracked Vehicle on our mock-p stairs, and we observed some divergences between our calculation and the experimental result. Therefore, we analyzed possible factors causing these divergences, estimated the influence of the factors. In this paper, we report the abovedescribed assessment method, the experiments, and the analyses.

Ning Li - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

Zhai Li - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • On steering regenerative brake torque control of dual-motor drive for electric Tracked Vehicle
    2010 IEEE International Conference on Automation and Logistics, 2010
    Co-Authors: Zhai Li, Pan Yongchuan
    Abstract:

    Researches on the steering regenerative brake torque control of dual-motor drive for electric Tracked Vehicle. Steering dynamic model of Tracked Vehicle was made up, steering regenerative brake torque control strategy of induction motor based on rotor flux oriented and complex speed-torque control method of steering regenerative braking of dual-motor were proposed, and energy feedback produced by steering regenerative braking was discussed. Experimental results of dual-motor drive characteristic show that stepless smooth steering is achieved.

  • Integrated torque control method of dual induction motors independent drive for Tracked Vehicle
    2008 IEEE Vehicle Power and Propulsion Conference, 2008
    Co-Authors: Zhai Li, Sun Fengchun, Gu Zhongli
    Abstract:

    A integrated torque control method of dual induction motors independent drive for Tracked Vehicle is studied. The induction mathematics model is made up, a torque voltage PI (proportional integral) controller of induction motor is designed, and a induction motor torque control strategy based on rotor flux oriented is proposed. A dual induction motors drive scheme for Tracked Vehicle is constructed, and a integrated torque control strategy of dual motors is discussed. Torque distribution is made between dual induction motors on straight running and steering for electric drive Tracked Vehicle by the integrated torque control strategy. Effectiveness is shown by experimental results of dual motors characteristic of Tracked Vehicle on straight running and steering.

  • Torque control of dual induction motors independent drive for Tracked Vehicle
    2008 10th International Conference on Control Automation Robotics and Vision, 2008
    Co-Authors: Zhai Li, Sun Fengchun
    Abstract:

    Studies the torque control of dual induction motors drive for Tracked Vehicle. Induction motor mathematics model is made up, a torque voltage PI (Proportional Integral) controller of induction motor is designed, torque control strategy based on rotor flux oriented is proposed, and dual induction motors independent drive system for Tracked Vehicle is constructed, whose of complex torque control strategy of dual induction motors is discussed. Effectiveness is shown by experimental results of dual motors characteristic on straight running and steering.