DESIGN AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF A HIGH GROUND CLEARANCE WEEDING ROBOT CHASSIS
高地隙跨垄除草机器人底盘设计与试验
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-75-93
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This study addresses the inefficiency, high crop damage, and poor adaptability of traditional cornfield weeding machinery. A High-Clearance Inter-Row Weeding Robot Chassis was developed and tested through simulations and experiments. With a refined suspension and floating wheels, it achieves 800 mm ground clearance for dual-row weeding. Simulations show maximum chassis stresses of 124.7 MPa and 134.88 MPa under sharp turns and braking. Stability assessments indicate theoretical climb angles of 26.5° longitudinally and 35° transversely, with experimental test results of 22° and 32°, respectively. The robot operates at speeds exceeding 0.8 m/s, overcomes obstacles of up to 370 mm, and traverses trenches narrower than 350 mm or wider than 600 mm. Results confirm its stability, obstacle-crossing ability, and precision, offering a viable solution for intelligent weeding in complex fields.
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