Collaborative modeling and multidisciplinary optimization of topological performance of crawling and machining dual-mode mechanisms
摘要
Based on the Finite and Instantaneous Screw (FIS) theory, this study innovatively develops an integrated kinematic and performance modeling method, coupled with a multidisciplinary collaborative optimization framework, for a dual-mode robot. This approach addresses the key technical challenge of developing robots capable of efficient crawling, precision machining, and direct mode switching within long, narrow pipeline spaces.