Locomation strategies for amphibious robots-a review
In the past two decades, unmanned amphibious robots have proven the most promising and efficient systems ranging from scientific, military, and commercial applications. The applications like monitoring, surveillance, reconnaissance, and military combat operations require platforms to maneuver on cha...
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IEEE
2021
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| Online Access: | http://irep.iium.edu.my/88512/1/88512_Locomation%20strategies%20for%20amphibious%20robots-a%20review.pdf http://irep.iium.edu.my/88512/2/88512_Locomation%20strategies%20for%20amphibious%20robots-a%20review_SCOPUS.pdf http://irep.iium.edu.my/88512/ https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9348940 |
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| Summary: | In the past two decades, unmanned amphibious robots have proven the most promising and efficient systems ranging from scientific, military, and commercial applications. The applications like monitoring, surveillance, reconnaissance, and military combat operations require platforms to maneuver on challenging, complex, rugged terrains and diverse environments. The recent technological advancements and development in aquatic robotics and mobile robotics have facilitated a more agile, robust, and efficient amphibious robots maneuvering in multiple environments and various terrain profiles. Amphibious robot
locomotion inspired by nature, such as amphibians, offers augmented flexibility, improved adaptability, and
higher mobility over terrestrial, aquatic, and aerial mediums. In this review, amphibious robots' locomotion
mechanism designed and developed previously are consolidated, systematically The review also analyzes
the literature on amphibious robot highlighting the limitations, open research areas, recent key development
in this research field. Further development and contributions to amphibious robot locomotion, actuation, and
control can be utilized to perform specific missions in sophisticated environments, where tasks are unsafe
or hardly feasible for the divers or traditional aquatic and terrestrial robots. |
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