CN110539285A - Bionic flexible foot type tensioning mechanism - Google Patents
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Abstract
A bionic flexible foot type tensioning mechanism belongs to the technical field of mechanical equipment and comprises an upper end top plate, a lower end bottom plate, seven connecting components, six ball joint bearings, three gas springs, a linear bearing with a flange seat, an optical axis, a cross universal joint and three tension springs. The optical axis is connected with the upper end top plate through the linear bearing with the flange seat and the connecting component, and is connected with the lower end bottom plate through the cross universal joint, the spring is connected with the upper end connecting component and the lower end connecting component through the spherical joint bearing, and the upper end top plate is connected with the bottom plate through the tension spring. The function of self-adapting to terrain is realized through the deformation of the mechanism, and the mechanism has wide application prospect in the technical field of mechanical equipment.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of mechanical equipment, in particular to a bionic flexible robot foot type mechanism.
Background
The traditional bionic moving foot type robot utilizes a motor to drive to ensure that each joint can control and track the movement track of the joint, so that multi-joint movement is realized, and the mechanism cannot well sense the external state because the movement track of the joint cannot be accurately fed back in real time. Meanwhile, the size is large and the structure is heavy.
Although the traditional bionic foot type mobile robot is subjected to flexible treatment, the traditional bionic foot type mobile robot has the defects of self-adaptive walking, buffering and shock absorption under a specific environment.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the bionic foot type tensioning mechanism is established based on the characteristics of extension, self-stability, deformation and self-adaptation of the tensioning structure, has the self-adaptation characteristic, further realizes the function of self-adaptation of the bionic foot type mobile robot to complex terrains, and can assist the operation of high-risk environments and space detection tasks.
A bionic flexible foot type tensioning mechanism is characterized by comprising an upper end top plate, a lower end bottom plate, seven connecting components, six ball joint bearings, three air springs, a linear bearing with a flange seat, an optical axis, a cross universal joint and three tension springs. The upper end connecting member is fixed with the upper end top plate through a bolt, and the lower end connecting member is fixed with the lower end bottom plate through a bolt. The optical axis is connected with the upper end top plate through a linear bearing with a flange seat and a connecting member and is connected with the lower end bottom plate through a cross universal joint. The air spring is connected with the upper end connecting member and the lower end connecting member through ball joint bearings respectively. The upper end top plate is connected with the lower end bottom plate through a tension spring.
Through the design scheme, the invention can bring the following beneficial effects: the whole mechanism has the characteristics of flexibility, deformation and self-adaption, and overcomes the defects of the traditional bionic foot type robot in the aspect of self-adaption walking in a complex environment. The mechanism can passively adjust the form according to the complex terrain, naturally contacts the ground surface, and realizes the function of self-adapting to the complex terrain. The mechanism provided by the invention is convenient to operate, simple in structure, simple and easy to implement, strong in operability, low in cost and good in practical value, and can be applied to the field of bionic flexible foot type mechanisms.
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FIG. 1 is an overall structure diagram of a bionic flexible foot type tensioning mechanism.
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the optical axis connected to the connecting member via a linear bearing and to the lower end plate via a cross universal joint.
Fig. 3 is an overall view illustrating the upper end plate fixed to the connecting member.
Fig. 4 is an overall view illustrating the fixing of the lower end plate to the connecting member.
Detailed Description
The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in figure 1, the bionic flexible foot type tensioning mechanism is characterized by comprising an upper end top plate (1), a linear bearing (2) with a flange seat, connecting members (3), (9), (11), (12), (13), (23), (24), tension springs (6), (18), (20), ball joint bearings (4), (7), (14), (15), (21), (22), air springs (5), (16), (17), a cross universal joint (8), a lower end bottom plate (10) and an optical axis (19).
The upper end top plate (1) is polygonal and is provided with three identical holes for fixing three tension springs.
As shown in fig. 2, the upper end connecting pieces (3), (11), (12) and (13) are fixedly connected with the upper end top plate (1) through bolts.
As shown in fig. 3, the lower end connecting members (9), (23), and (24) are fixedly connected to the lower end base plate (10) by bolts.
The optical axis (19) is connected with the connecting component (11) through the linear bearing (2) with the flange seat and is connected with the lower end bottom plate (10) through the cross universal joint (8), and the section view is shown in figure 4.
The air spring (5) is respectively connected with the connecting members (3) and (9) through ball joint bearings (4) and (7), the air spring (16) is respectively connected with the connecting members (12) and (24) through ball joint bearings (14) and (22), and the air spring (17) is respectively connected with the connecting members (13) and (23) through ball joint bearings (15) and (21).
The upper end top plate (1) is connected with the lower end bottom plate (10) through tension springs (6), (18) and (20).
The bionic flexible foot type tensioning mechanism has the advantages of being telescopic, flexible, deformable and adaptive, and can achieve the function of adapting to terrains according to different complex terrains.
Claims (3)
1. A bionic flexible foot type tensioning mechanism is characterized by mainly comprising an upper end top plate (1), a linear bearing (2) with a flange seat, connecting pieces (3), (9), (11), (12), (13), (23), (24), tension springs (6), (18), (20), ball joint bearings (4), (7), (14), (15), (21), (22), air springs (5), (16), (17), a cross universal joint (8), a lower end bottom plate (10) and an optical axis (19), wherein the upper end top plate (1) is connected with the linear bearing (2) with the flange seat through upper end connecting members (3), (11), (12), (13), the air springs (5), (16), (17), lower end connecting members (9), (23), (24), the optical axis (19), the cross universal joint (8), the tension springs (6), (18), (20) Is connected with the bottom end bottom plate.
2. The bionic flexible foot type tensioning mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper end connecting members (3), (11), (12), (13) are fixedly connected with the upper end top plate (1) through bolts, the lower end connecting members (9), (23), (24) are fixedly connected with the lower end bottom plate (10) through bolts, the optical axis (19) is connected with the connecting member (11) through a linear bearing (2) with a flange seat and is connected with the lower end bottom plate (10) through a cross universal joint (8) to form a member with space motion, the large ends of the gas springs (5), (16), (17) are respectively connected with the upper end connecting members (3), (12), (13) through ball joint bearings (4), (14), (15), and the small ends are connected with the lower end connecting members (9), (23) through ball joint bearings (7), (21), (22), (24) the upper end top plate (1) is connected with the bottom plate (10) through tension springs (6), (18) and (20).
3. The connection relation of claim 2, wherein the bionic foot type tensioning mechanism is established, and has the characteristic of variability, and the bionic foot type tensioning mechanism is in contact with the ground to realize the function of self-adapting to the terrain.
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