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This paper presents the design and implementation
of a two degrees of freedom (2 DoF) self-stabilizer platform based
on a bidirectional type, intended to integrate with mobile robots
to assist unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) land operations in irregular
grounds with a focus on outdoor environments operations.
A study on the kinematics behavior of the bidirectional platform
is addressed to improve decisions about the structure. Mind in
the hardware and software implementation, the combination of
step motors and IMU sensors provides the system with position
control, how the step motor actuates over position with an integer
number of steps, and a P controller generates an interesting
response. This setup enabled the platform to stabilize in grounds
with at least positive and negative 15 degrees of slope and
maintain stability for UAVs under several operational conditions.
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2 DoF Self-stabilizer P Controller IMU Sensor Exponential filter 2 DoF kinematics
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Citation
Kaneda, Emerson Kazuyoshi; Berger, Guido; Pinto, Vitor Hugo; Pinto, Milena; Ferreira, Murilo; Rossini, Flávio Luiz; Lima, José (2024). Development of a Platform with 2 DoF to Assist the Cooperation Between Grounded Mobile Robots and UAVs in Landing Operations. In 7th Iberian Robotics Conference (ROBOT 2024). Madrid: IEEE, p. 1-6. ISBN 979-8-3503-7636-4.
Publisher
IEEE