Modeling Movement of Supports of Walking Machines with Dynamic Stability by Using a Stand

Author:

Aleynikov Yury G.1ORCID,Didmanidze Otari N.1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Russian Timiryazev State Agrarian University

Abstract

Introduction. Walking machines have been interesting for decades. Modern technologies make it possible to create new designs with digital control. Creating software that allows a walking machine to move independently is a difficult task. Walking machine onboard computer needs to process data from sensors in real time. The article demonstrates design and algorithms used to control the motion of an experimental walking machine. Materials and Methods. To simulate the motion of a walking machine and experimental studies, a stand replicating all the electronic systems of the machine was made. The order of rearrangement of the supports during the motion and the trajectory of the support movement are shown. The design of sensors and their principle of operation are considered. The simulation bench with a description of its electronic components is demonstrated. Results. The optimal parameters of the support motion are determined. A cyclic algorithm for specifying the motion of a support along a trajectory consisting of rectilinear segments is described. The problem of synchronization of motion of a set of supports using multithreaded asynchronous programming adapted for multidimensional processors has been solved. The process of lowering the support to the surface and the response of the cyclic algorithm to changes in the shock and load sensor readings are simulated. Discussion and Conclusion. An algorithm for propulsion with reaction to changes in sensor readings has been developed. The conducted research allowed us to obtain an optimal algorithmic model of motion, to which it is easy to add new reactions of the automatic motion control system based on sensor readings.

Publisher

National Research Mordovia State University MRSU

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