Autor(es): Braun, João ; Baidi, Kaïs ; Bonzatto, Luciano ; Berger, Guido ; Pinto, Milena F. ; Kalbermatter, Rebeca B. ; Klein, Luan C. ; Grilo, Vinicius F.S.B. ; Pereira, Ana I. ; Costa, Paulo Gomes da ; Lima, José
Data: 2024
Identificador Persistente: http://hdl.handle.net/10198/31170
Origem: Biblioteca Digital do IPB
Assunto(s): Engineering education; Industry 4.0; Omnidirectional robot; Prototyping; Simulation; Kinematics; Control theory; Education 4.0; Robotics competition
Robotics competitions are highly strategic tools to engage and motivate students, cultivating their curiosity and enthusiasm for technology and robotics. These competitions encompass various disciplines, such as programming, electronics, control systems, and prototyping, often beginning with developing a mobile platform. This paper focuses on designing and implementing an omnidirectional mecanum platform, encompassing aspects of mechatronics, mechanics, electronics, kinematics models, and control. Additionally, a simulation model is introduced and compared with the physical robot, providing a means to validate the proposed platform.
