CN202362674U - One-wheel robot capable of being self-balanced - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model discloses a self-balancing one-wheel robot, which comprises a bracket, a balance bar, a balance bar rotating shaft, a wheel, a wheel shaft, a belt, a code disc, and a wheel motor and a battery fixed on the bracket. Group, controller, driver, inclination sensor, balance bar shaft motor and balance bar angle sensor; the wheel shaft is connected to the wheel motor through a belt, the wheel motor is connected to the driver, and the driver is connected to the controller; the balance bar is connected to the upper part of the bracket, and the balance One end of the pole shaft is connected with the balance pole shaft motor, and the balance pole shaft motor is connected with the driver; the code disc is fixedly connected with the shaft of the wheel motor; the inclination sensor and the balance pole angle sensor are respectively connected with the controller. The one-wheeled robot can not only maintain front-to-back balance and lateral balance, but also has the characteristics of flexible acceleration and deceleration and good steering performance.

Description

A self-balancing one-wheeled robot

technical field

The utility model relates to a one-wheel robot, in particular to a one-wheel robot capable of realizing self-balancing.

Background technique

In recent years, a lot of research has been done on two-wheeled self-balancing robots at home and abroad. The two-wheeled self-balancing robot is independently driven by two coaxial wheels, and its center of gravity is inverted above the wheel axle. The balance control principle of the inverted pendulum is used to independently maintain the dynamic balance of the car body; the two wheels are driven separately by different motors to realize functions such as turning. The robot can adapt to complex terrain changes, has flexible movements, and can work in some complex environments.

According to such a structure, Dean Kamen of Segway LLC of the United States invented the world's first self-balancing two-wheeled vehicle Segway. Segway has no braking device, engine, transmission device and steering wheel. The rider is like a shadow.

A series of studies on self-balancing unicycle robots have been carried out abroad. Jascha van Pommeren of the University of California and others have successfully developed a unibot driven by a single wheel, which combines the driving mode of an inverted pendulum and an inertial balance system to automatically maintain balance. Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. has developed a robot "Murata Girl" riding a unicycle, which maintains left-right balance by turning the inertial wheel equipped in the center of the robot's body. Domestic research on self-balancing unicycle robots is still very little.

Compared with two-wheeled robots, one-wheeled robots have only one wheel drive, which has greater advantages in saving materials, reducing weight, and saving energy; at the same time, it reduces the contact area with the ground, so the movement is more flexible. However, the unicycle robot itself is a multivariable, strongly coupled, nonlinear complex dynamic system, and its lateral balance and turning are more difficult to control.

Contents of the invention

Technical problem: The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is: to provide a self-balancing one-wheel robot, which can not only maintain front-to-back balance and lateral balance, but also has the characteristics of flexible acceleration and deceleration and good steering performance .

Technical solution: In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the technical solution adopted in the utility model is:

A self-balancing one-wheeled robot, the one-wheeled robot includes a bracket, a balance pole, a balance pole shaft, wheels, a wheel shaft, a belt, a code disc, and a wheel motor fixed on the bracket, a battery pack, a controller, driver, inclination sensor, balance bar shaft motor and balance bar angle sensor; wherein,

The wheel is located at the bottom of the bracket, and the wheel is connected to the bracket through the wheel shaft, the wheel shaft is connected to the wheel motor through a belt, the wheel motor is connected to the driver through a wire, and the driver is connected to the controller through a wire;

The balance bar is connected to the upper part of the bracket through the balance bar shaft, one end of the balance bar shaft is connected to the balance bar shaft motor, and the balance bar shaft motor is connected to the driver through a wire;

The balance bar angle sensor is close to the rotating shaft of the balance bar rotating shaft motor; the code disc is fixedly connected to the rotating shaft of the wheel motor; the output end of the inclination sensor and the output end of the balance bar angle sensor are respectively connected to the input end of the controller; the balance bar The angle sensor, the balance bar shaft motor, the code disc, the wheel motor, the controller, the driver and the inclination sensor are respectively connected with the battery pack through wires.

Further, the self-balancing one-wheeled robot is characterized in that it also includes a camera, the camera is located on the upper part of the bracket, the input end of the camera is connected to the output end of the battery pack, and the output end of the camera is connected to the input end of the controller. connect.

Further, the self-balancing one-wheeled robot is characterized in that it also includes a wireless receiver, the wireless receiver is located on the upper part of the bracket, the input end of the wireless receiver is connected to the output end of the battery pack, and the wireless receiver The output terminal is connected with the input terminal of the controller.

Beneficial effects: compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following beneficial effects:

1. The one-wheeled robot can maintain front-to-back balance and sideways balance. The one-wheeled robot of the utility model can maintain front-to-back balance: the longitudinal inclination of the support is detected by the inclination sensor, and the longitudinal inclination is transmitted to the controller. The controller calculates the longitudinal inclination angle and the desired longitudinal angle to generate a control signal. The controller transmits the control signal to the driver. The driver controls the torque of the wheel motors according to the control signal. The wheel motor drives the wheel to rotate through the belt, so that the one-wheel robot can be accelerated or decelerated, so that the longitudinal inclination of the one-wheel robot will also change accordingly. The one-wheel robot of the utility model can maintain lateral balance: the inclination sensor measures the lateral inclination of the support, and transmits the lateral inclination to the controller. The code disc measures the rotational speed of the wheel motors and calculates the forward speed of the one-wheeled robot. The code disc transmits the forward speed to the controller. The balance pole angle sensor measures the relative rotation angle between the balance pole and the bracket, and transmits the relative rotation angle signal to the controller. After the controller receives the signals of the side tilt angle, the forward speed and the relative rotation angle, it obtains the control signal through calculation. The controller transmits the control signal to the driver. According to the control signal, the driver controls the torque of the balance pole shaft motor, so that the balance pole rotates around the balance pole shaft, thereby changing the lateral inclination angle and the turning radius of the one-wheeled robot.

2. The one-wheel robot has flexible acceleration and deceleration and good steering performance. The one-wheel robot of the utility model is under the control of the controller, and the longitudinal inclination of the one-wheel robot is completely controllable. To make the one-wheeled robot accelerate forward, the longitudinal inclination angle θ _f >0 must be controlled; to keep the one-wheeled robot moving at a constant speed or to remain still, the longitudinal inclination angle θ _f = 0 must be controlled; to make the one-wheeled robot slow down, brake or retreat, it must Control the longitudinal inclination θ _f < 0. The turning of the unicycle robot is controlled by the inclination of the center of gravity of the robot, and the turning with a small radius can be completed in the state of fast driving without overturning, and the turning is more flexible.

3. Simple structure and flexible operation. Compared with the two-wheel and multi-wheel structures, the structure of the one-wheel robot of the present invention is more simplified, and the cost is reduced; at the same time, the body is smaller, the weight is reduced, and energy is saved. The one-wheeled robot of the utility model realizes fast and stable deceleration by moving the center of gravity backward, without the need of a brake system. By changing the longitudinal inclination of the unicycle robot, the start, stop and retreat operations are realized, and the operation is more flexible. The one-wheel robot can replace human beings to do special work in complex terrain, and can also be used as a simple and portable means of transportation or amusement facilities, and has a wide range of uses.

4. A camera is installed on the upper part of the one-wheel robot, which can take pictures of the track on the ground, so that the one-wheel robot can drive along the path drawn on the ground.

5. It is very convenient to obtain the desired operation signal. The one-wheel robot of the utility model can be provided with a camera or a wireless receiver on the top of the one-wheel robot. The camera can automatically find the ground track and get the expected turning radius. Under the control of the controller, the one-wheeled robot can be made to advance along a predetermined route. By receiving the wireless radio, people can use the remote control to control the unicycle robot from a distance. The expected turning radius of the one-wheel robot is given by the remote control signal, so as to control the driving route of the one-wheel robot.

Description of drawings

Fig. 1 is the front view of the utility model.

Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the utility model.

Fig. 3 is a side view of the unicycle robot of the present invention when it is advancing.

Fig. 4 is a structural diagram of longitudinal inclination control when the one-wheeled robot of the present invention tilts forward.

Fig. 5 is a front view of the unicycle robot of the present invention when turning.

Fig. 6 is a structural diagram of the lateral inclination control of the one-wheeled robot of the present invention.

In the figure: 1. bracket, 2. balance bar, 3. balance bar shaft, 4. balance bar shaft motor, 5. wheel, 6. wheel motor, 7. wheel shaft, 8. belt, 9. code disc, 10 .Battery pack, 11. Controller, 12. Driver, 13. Inclination sensor, 14. Stabilizer angle sensor, 15. Camera, 16. Wireless receiver.

Detailed ways

Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing, the technical solution of the utility model is described in detail.

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, a self-balancing one-wheel robot of the present invention includes a bracket 1, a balance bar 2, a balance bar shaft 3, wheels 5, wheel shafts 7, belts 8, and a code disc 9 , wheel motor 6, battery pack 10, controller 11, driver 12, inclination sensor 13, balance bar rotating shaft motor 4 and balance bar angle sensor 14. Wheel motor 6 , battery pack 10 , controller 11 , driver 12 , inclination sensor 13 , balance bar rotating shaft motor 4 and balance bar angle sensor 14 are fixedly connected on the bracket 1 . The wheel 5 is located at the lower part of the bracket 1, and the wheel 5 is connected with the bracket 1 through the wheel axle 7. The wheel 5 is rotatable about a wheel axle 7 . Wheel axle 7 is connected with wheel motor 6 by belt 8, and wheel motor 6 is connected with driver 12 by wire, and driver 12 is connected with controller 11 by wire. The balance pole 2 is connected to the upper part of the bracket 1 through the balance pole rotating shaft 3 . The balance pole 2 can rotate around the balance pole rotating shaft 3 . One end of the balance pole rotating shaft 3 is connected with the balance pole rotating shaft motor 4, and the balance pole rotating shaft motor 4 is connected with the driver 12 through a wire. The balance bar angle sensor 14 is close to the rotating shaft of the balance bar rotating shaft motor 4 . The balance pole angle sensor 14 is used to measure the relative angle θ _p between the balance pole 2 and the bracket 1 . Code disc 9 is fixedly connected on the rotating shaft of wheel motor 6. The code disc 9 is used to measure the rotational speed of the wheel 5 . The output end of the inclination sensor 13 and the output end of the balance pole angle sensor 14 are respectively connected with the input end of the controller 11 . The inclination sensor 13 is used to measure the longitudinal inclination θ _f and the lateral inclination θ _l of the support 1 . The balance bar angle sensor 14, the balance bar rotating shaft motor 4, the code disc 9, the wheel motor 6, the controller 11, the driver 12 and the inclination sensor 13 are respectively connected with the battery pack 10 by wires. The battery pack 10 supplies power to the stabilizer pole angle sensor 14, the balance pole shaft motor 4, the code disc 9, the wheel motor 6, the controller 11, the driver 12 and the inclination sensor 13 respectively.

The self-balancing process of the one-wheeled robot with this structure is as follows:

Longitudinal balance and acceleration and deceleration control of the one-wheeled robot: The one-wheeled robot realizes the longitudinal balance through the balance control principle of the inverted pendulum. As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4 , the inclination sensor 13 detects the longitudinal inclination angle θ _f of the support 1 , and transmits the longitudinal inclination angle θ _f to the controller 11 . The controller 11 receives the longitudinal inclination θ _f signal, and compares the longitudinal inclination θ _f with the desired longitudinal angle θ _f *, that is, subtracts θ _f from θ _f * to obtain e _θf . Perform a differential operation on e _θf to obtain de _θf /dt, and then use de _θf /dt as an input signal, and use a control algorithm, such as a proportional-integral-derivative control algorithm (that is, a PID control algorithm), a fuzzy control algorithm, or a sliding mode control Algorithm to generate control signal u _f . The controller 11 transmits the control signal u _f to the driver 12 . The drive 12 controls the torque of the wheel motors 6 in accordance with the control signal u _f . The wheel motor 6 drives the wheel 5 to rotate through the belt 8, so that the one-wheel robot can be accelerated or decelerated, so that the longitudinal inclination angle θ _f of the one-wheel robot also changes accordingly.

Under the control of the controller 11, the longitudinal inclination of the one-wheel robot is completely controllable, and the acceleration, deceleration and uniform motion state of the one-wheel robot can be controlled by controlling the longitudinal inclination of the one-wheel robot. To make the one-wheel robot accelerate forward, control the longitudinal inclination angle θ _f > 0, under the action of the wheel torque u _f , the one-wheel robot will accelerate forward; to keep the one-wheel robot moving at a constant speed or remain still, the longitudinal inclination angle must be controlled θ _f = 0; to make the one-wheeled robot slow down, brake or retreat, the longitudinal inclination angle θ _f < 0 must be controlled.

The lateral balance and turning control of the one-wheeled robot: the schematic diagram of the one-wheeled robot when turning is shown in Figure 5. When the lateral inclination angle of the one-wheel robot is θ _l , the lateral acceleration of the one-wheel robot is used to provide the centripetal acceleration required for the one-wheel robot to turn. There is a relationship of v ² /r=g*sinθ _l cosθ _l among the turning radius r of the one-wheel robot, the lateral inclination angle θ _l and the speed v of the one-wheel robot.

As shown in Figure 6, the control of the turning radius of the unicycle robot adopts a set of closed-loop control system. The turning radius of the one-wheel robot cannot be obtained directly, but needs to be converted from the lateral inclination θ _l and the speed v of the one-wheel robot. The inclination sensor 13 measures the lateral inclination θ _l of the bracket 1 and transmits the lateral inclination θ _l to the controller 11 . The code disc 9 measures the rotational speed of the wheel motor 6 and transmits the rotational speed of the wheel motor 6 to the controller 11 . The controller 11 calculates the forward velocity v of the unicycle robot according to the rotation speed of the wheel motor 6 and the diameter of the wheel. Combined with the forward velocity v and the signal of the lateral inclination angle θ _l received by the controller 11, the controller 11 calculates the turning radius r of the one-wheeled robot through the formula r=v ² /g*sinθ _l cosθ _l . The controller 11 compares the calculated turning radius r of the one-wheel robot with the expected turning radius r ^* of the one-wheel robot, that is, subtracting r from r ^* to obtain e _r . The balance pole angle sensor 14 measures the relative rotation angle θ _p between the balance pole 2 and the bracket 1 , and transmits the relative rotation angle θ _p signal to the controller 11 . The controller 11 receives the relative rotation angle θ _p signal, and performs a differential operation on the relative rotation angle θ _p and e _r to obtain de _r /dt and dθ _p /dt, and takes e _r , de _r /dt, θ _p , and dθ _p /dt as The input signal adopts a control algorithm, such as a proportional-integral-derivative control algorithm (that is, a PID control algorithm), a fuzzy control algorithm, or a sliding mode control algorithm, to generate a control signal u _l . The controller 11 transmits the control signal u _l to the driver 12 . The driver 12 controls the torque of the balance pole shaft motor 4 according to the control signal u ₁ , so that the balance pole 2 rotates around the balance pole shaft 3 , thereby changing the lateral inclination angle θ _l and the turning radius r of the one-wheeled robot.

Further, the self-balancing one-wheeled robot also includes a camera 15, the camera 15 is located on the top of the support 1, the input of the camera 15 is connected to the output of the battery pack 10, and the output of the camera 15 is connected to the controller 11. input connection. The camera 15 can automatically find the ground track to obtain the expected turning radius r ^* . Under the control of the controller 11, the one-wheeled robot can be made to advance according to a predetermined route.

Further, the self-balancing one-wheeled robot also includes a wireless receiver 16, the wireless receiver 16 is located on the top of the support 1, the input of the wireless receiver 16 is connected to the output of the battery pack 10, and the wireless receiver 16 is connected to the output of the battery pack 10. The output end of 16 is connected with the input end of controller 11. The wireless receiver 16 can receive remote control instructions from people, and the remote control signal gives the expected turning radius r ^* of the one-wheel robot, thereby controlling the driving route of the one-wheel robot. As shown in FIG. 6 , the expected turning radius r ^* of the unicycle robot can be sent to the controller 11 by the wireless receiver 16 , or the expected turning radius r ^* can be sent to the controller 11 by the camera 15 . As shown in FIG. 4 , the desired longitudinal angle θ _f * of the unicycle robot can be received by a person through a remote controller, and the remote control wireless receiver 16 receives and sends the desired longitudinal angle θ _f * to the controller 11 .

Further, the middle part of the bracket 1 is provided with a cavity, and the wheel motor 6 , the battery pack 10 , the controller 11 , the driver 12 and the inclination sensor 13 are fixed in the cavity of the bracket 1 . A cavity is provided on the bracket 1, and the wheel motor 6, the battery pack 10, the controller 11, the driver 12 and the inclination sensor 13 are placed in the cavity, so that these components can be protected from exposure damage. At the same time, a cavity is set in the middle of the support 1, which can make the structural layout of the one-wheeled robot more reasonable. Wherein, the inclination sensor 13 is fixed on the middle part of the bottom plate of the cavity. This is beneficial for the inclination sensor 13 to accurately measure the longitudinal inclination θ _f and the lateral inclination θ _l of the support 1 .

Claims (5)

1. A self-balancing one-wheel robot, characterized in that the one-wheel robot includes a bracket (1), a balance pole (2), a balance pole shaft (3), a wheel (5), and a wheel shaft (7) , belt (8), code disc (9), and wheel motor (6), battery pack (10), controller (11), driver (12), inclination sensor (13), A balance bar rotating shaft motor (4) and a balance bar angle sensor (14); wherein, The wheel (5) is located at the lower part of the bracket (1), and the wheel (5) is connected to the bracket (1) through the wheel shaft (7), and the wheel shaft (7) is connected to the wheel motor (6) through the belt (8) , the wheel motor (6) is connected to the driver (12) through a wire, and the driver (12) is connected to the controller (11) through a wire; The balance bar (2) is connected to the upper part of the bracket (1) through the balance bar shaft (3), one end of the balance bar shaft (3) is connected to the balance bar shaft motor (4), and the balance bar shaft motor (4) passes through The wire is connected with the driver (12); The balance bar angle sensor (14) is close to the rotating shaft of the balance bar rotating shaft motor (4); the code disc (9) is fixedly connected to the rotating shaft of the wheel motor (6); the output end of the inclination sensor (13) and the balance bar angle The output ends of the sensors (14) are respectively connected to the input ends of the controller (11); the balance bar angle sensor (14), the balance bar shaft motor (4), the code disc (9), the wheel motor (6), the controller ( 11), the driver (12) and the inclination sensor (13) are respectively connected to the battery pack (10) through wires. 2. The self-balancing one-wheeled robot according to claim 1, characterized in that it also includes a camera (15), the camera (15) is located on the upper part of the bracket (1), and the input end of the camera (15) is connected to the battery The output end of the group (10) is connected, and the output end of the camera (15) is connected with the input end of the controller (11). 3. The self-balancing one-wheeled robot according to claim 1, characterized in that it also includes a wireless receiver (16), the wireless receiver (16) is located on the upper part of the bracket (1), and the wireless receiver (16 ) is connected to the output end of the battery pack (10), and the output end of the wireless receiver (16) is connected to the input end of the controller (11). 4. The self-balancing one-wheeled robot according to claim 1, characterized in that, the middle part of the support (1) is provided with a cavity, and the wheel motor (6), battery pack (10), controller (11), driver (12) and inclination sensor (13) are fixed in the cavity of bracket (1). 5. The self-balancing one-wheeled robot according to claim 4, characterized in that the inclination sensor (13) is fixed in the middle of the bottom plate of the cavity.

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