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Design of a low-costs warm robotic system for flocking
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Demir, Çağrı Ata
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Swarm robotics is an approach to the coordination of large numbers of robots. The main motivation of this thesis is to study a robotic system designed to do flocking both indoors and outdoors. A walking robot is designed parallel to this purpose. In the first part of thesis, a leg is designed to minimize the displacement of center of mass of robot in vertical axis to eliminate mechanical noise. Mechanism analysis and Matlab optimization tools are utilized in this process. Then, electronic components of robot are determined and mechanical design of robot, which is applicable to leg designed in previous stage and selected electronics, is done as first prototype in Solidworks platform. The controller of robot is written in Arduino platform. Parts are produced by using Ultimaker 2+ 3D printer and assembled afterwards. Assembled robot is run to test its obstacle avoidance and light detection skills.In the second part of thesis, the first prototype is improved and a smaller robot is designed mainly to decrease its production time. An encoder embedded motor is utilized in second prototype to implement different gaits. In second prototype, robot reaches to a size and mobility for flocking.
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Robotics.
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Leg Design
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Walking Robot
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Optimization
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3D Printer.
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Ç. A. Demir, “Design of a low-costs warm robotic system for flocking,” Thesis (M.S.) -- Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences. Mechanical Engineering., Middle East Technical University, 2019.
