Path continuity for multi-wheeled AGVs

03/02/2021
by   Mirko Kokot, et al.
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Notwithstanding the growing presence of AGVs in the industry, there is a lack of research about multi-wheeled AGVs which offer higher maneuverability and space efficiency. In this paper, we present generalized path continuity conditions as a continuation of previous research done for vehicles with more constrained kinematic capabilities. We propose a novel approach for analytically defining various kinematic modes (motion modes), that AGVs with multiple steer and drive wheels can utilize. This approach enables deriving vehicle kinematic equations based on the vehicle configuration and its constraints, path shape, and corresponding motion mode. Finally, we derive general continuity conditions for paths that multi-wheeled AGVs can follow, and show through examples how they can be utilized in layout design methods.

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