Control system strategy of a modular omnidirectional AGV

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The design and theoretical justification of a two-wheel swerve drive system was discussed in Chapter 1. This chapter focuses on validating the previously discussed design to determine its viability in the “real world”. To achieve this goal, a set of tests was developed and their reasoning discussed. The results of these tests were used to validate the novel swerve drive system and prove its holonomic omnidirectional capabilities. Shortfalls of this system were identified, and possible mitigations were discussed for implementation on future generations of this system.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationModeling, Identification, and Control for Cyber- Physical Systems Towards Industry 4.0
EditorsPaolo Marcorelli, Weicun Zhang, Hamidreza Nemati, YuMing Zhang
Number of pages29
PublisherAcademic Press Inc.
Publication date01.01.2024
Pages169-197
ISBN (print)9780323952088
ISBN (electronic)9780323952071
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Publication statusPublished - 01.01.2024

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    Research areas

  • AGC, AGV, Automated Guided Vehicle, Castor Drive, Castor Kinematics, Holonomic Vehicle, Omni-directional Vehicle, Swerve Drive
  • Engineering

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