Development of the Soil Sampler for the Small Moving Robot
Kentaro KAMEYAMA, Yusuke KAKITANI, Shota KIMURA, Kazuki MURASHIMA
- Year
- 2017
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
In this paper, we describe the soil sampler developed for robotization of sample collection for soil diagnosis. Our goal is to develop the sampler which can be mounted on a small robot running in paddy field (about 300 [mm] in length and width). Sampler is able to collect 10 [g] of soil with depth of 5 [cm] at nine or more sampling points. In order to achieve this specifications, we made a prototype of sampler which connect and rotate containers to take and store soil in chains. As a result of the test, it was confirmed that it is possible to collect soil by the robot equipped with this mechanism.
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