Agile Omnidirectional Mobile Robot for Human Environments

[@joannot6706]

My favorite robot channel after boston dynamics. You people are underrated.

[@challacustica9049]

Mecanum wheels are very underrated devices. We use them in our high school robotics competition and i am very inspired to see this advanced application.

[@ericgolub8589]

Incredible design, I can’t wait to see this project come together.

[@victortauber2233]

This is awesome, looks like the spider tank from ghost in the shell

[@theenchiladakid1866]

The first original or the reboot?

Thank you for sharing.

[@CyberSyntek]

Ooo. Very nice! Keep up the nice work on it!

[@pranavsreedhar1402]

This is a robot that fits its definition! Awesome stuff.

[@morkovija]

The secret chamber of bleeding edge technology. Love it

[@TheOne-jg7fd]

This is what i was looking for for my project i was stuck with the idea a robot platform on squre shape but this is truly i opening

[@MoralRichMedia]

Great design...never thought of using parallels :)

[@azadayberguler6492]

Looks Great!

[@osakanone]

Phenomenal control-design and engineering work upon your entire channel. Something like this with active rocker-boogie mechanism would essentially be able to move over pretty much any conceivable terrain, wouldn't it?

[@myperspective5091]

This is one of my favorite robots.👍🙂👍

[@felixman9691]

True art guys. nice work. use it for good!

[@ex5080]

Wow that's some impressive engineering, will say I don't think robots need faces, usually has a negative effect on people unfamiliar to robots

[@PiefacePete46]

Two years later: We are in the midst of Humanoid robot madness! The current insistence on bi-pedal designs is nuts! A robot that is designed to work in an environment made for humans, but improving on the weak areas of the human body is logical. A base such as this HAS to be step one! Mecanum wheels are great in a controlled environment, as shown here, but out in the real world more rugged alternatives could be required. There is a clarity of thinking at IRIM LAB KOREATECH that is always refreshing. Thank you.

[@slevinshafel9395]

no way. hahahha you are more and more close to my dream. I need to work on it before you make it all.

[@NicAqueous]

Simply amazing.

[@speedlink6461]

Can't wait to see LIMS2 on top of this

[@theenchiladakid1866]

Is that thems awesome arms and stuff

[@cursed_cats5710]

Would be nice for human environments if mecanum wheels weren't so loud

[@lasertagdreamer]

Awesome! What about climbing stairs?

[@xaytana]

It looks like it'd be able to climb stairs, though very slowly, with a different program. The step program involves driving to reposition the body above a step, but with stairs it would need to move it's body without driving forward to do so. The only potential issue would be the legs interfering with the steps, though a resign to incorporate arched legs would probably fix this. Alternatively, using a walking gait of standing on opposite corners may work, where front left and back right wheels are planted while the front right and back left wheels are repositioned to step up stairs, this same gait would also be useful for a single step and would be much faster; the fact that each leg can pivot makes this gait much more possible, especially in initial and final steps, as the robot can have three points of contact while one leg is lifted onto or off of the initial or final step. Though, this is ultimately reliant on how heavy and dynamic the full robot is, not just the driven platform, as weight shifting can entirely null this solution; but at the same time, a hexapod or octopod variant of this wouldn't have such severe limitations, or the implementation of a mid-leg 'knee' joint may alleviate some of the unforeseeable balancing issues depending on overall flexibility of the leg and range of wheel positions.

[@maholet]

The only problem is that the neighbors from the floor below will hate you.

[@mldonut5887]

When are you gonna be mounting the upper half?

[@bartoszogorek1427]

incredible

[@AhmedSamy-ri9yk]

First of all this is brilliant. How many degrees of freedom? and what type of motors have you used? After testing do you think that Omni wheels are suitable for stairs climbing or not?

[@dnstjdgh]

12-DOF including wheels. BLDC. Special strategy and structure are essential for Omni-wheels to climb stairs.

[@ded7dic]

Could you please tell me how I can access your papers?

[@mustafaaydn5151]

good job

[@ilteris681]

Congratulation

[@tianyiwang2703]

This video reminds me I should do some stretching today. ;)

[@mrgreenfest2450]

А как к вам на работу устроится? У меня мозги кипят от идей.

[@dmitriy6648]

Очень не плохо.

[@myperspective5091]

👍🏆👍

[@MrHOMBREOSOCERDO1]

Do you can share mechanical drawings?

[@Len_U]

Супер надо будет заделать самому

[@doriandriver7968]

This things looking like it would destroy some toes.

[@_Carbonmark]

Что за машини у них стоят?

[@rbyt2010]

Tachikoma!

[@hahahuhu9828]

mecanuum wheel has alot of vibration

[@mrroboto9321]

Omniwheels are so loud...

[@adityaagarwal3010]

Looks like the batmobile

[@ongthinvlog2563]

Please give details about this robot

[@sinatra_meili-3908]

Confess it, This is prototype for Eva no.05

[@ViPERR__]

imagine seeing these, but fully developed warmachines patroling the streets...

[@PiefacePete46]

I have better things to use my imagination for! Think positive, not negative.

[@withcookies]

The saying don't try to re-invent the wheel is definitely bull shit..

[@nomohakon6257]

It needs 8 legs, for conquering steps and stairs.

[@J_gumbainia]

Soon it will be go "code geass".

[@gymkhanadog]

Someone has watched way too much anime.

[@artist3dd]

미쳤다리 테슬라에 당장 가야 하는거 아님?