The Terregator Mobile Robot
Lee Champeny-Bares, Syd Coppersmith, Kevin Dowling
- Year
- 1991
- Citations
- 11
Abstract
The Terrestrial Navigator, or Terregator, is a mobile robot device designed to provide a reliable and rugged testbed for both indoor and outdoor work in robotic navigation, guidance, sensor interpretation, and architectures. The design of mobile robot involves conflicting needs and a wide mix of disciplines. The Terregator design resolves many such needs through flexible and extensible mechanics, electronics, hardware and software. It is a six-wheeled skid-steer machine utilizing compliant tires for suspension, a hybrid power system provides for different modes and environments during operation and a rugged drive system and integral controller provide a complete package for doing robotics research. 7 1. Introduction The Terregator (Terrestrial Navigator) is a driverless outdoor vehicle developed for autonomous navigation research. Application areas for autonomous vehicle technology include undersea exploration, transportation, hazardous waste mapping, material handling, and explora...
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