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Abstract
The non-biomimetic parallel walking robot is a new type of robot in the current
research field, which has many advantages compared to ordinary parallel walking
robots. For example, it is relatively easy to control the non-biomimetic parallel walking
robot, and it has a smaller self-load and better dynamic performance. In addition,
compared to general walking robots, the non-biomimetic parallel walking robot has
strong load-bearing capacity and large stiffness. Therefore, it can be seen that the non-
biomimetic parallel walking robot has broad development prospects in the history of
robot development. With the continuous development of the field of robotics, people's
exploration in various directions of robots is constantly deepening, and there is an
urgent need for a robot with strong load-bearing capacity and less affected by the
environment. Therefore, as a relatively new subject in the field of robotics, the non-
biomimetic parallel walking robot is gradually being researched in depth.
This paper designs the motion control of non-bionic parallel walking robots based
on the Changchun Science and Technology Plan Project "Application Research of Non-
bionic Stair Climbing Firefighting Robot". With the high-speed parallel characteristics
of FPGA as the focus, the paper analyzes and simulates the kinematics of non-bionic
parallel walking robots, as well as designs and analyzes the software and hardware.
Ultimately, the paper designs a complete motion control system for non-bionic parallel
walking robots, and implements motion control of robots through the designed system.
Firstly, the kinematics analysis of non-bionic parallel walking robots is carried out, and
the forward and inverse kinematics are calculated, which provides theoretical support
for controlling robots. The structure and properties of the robot are determined through
joint simulation of the robot. By designing the software and hardware structure, the
complete motion control system of non-bionic parallel walking robots is completed.
Through the designed system, motion control of non-bionic parallel walking robots is
achieved.
This paper designs a complete control system for non-bionic parallel walking
robots. Unlike the motion control system of conventional walking robots, the design of
non-bionic parallel walking robots in this paper adopts LabVIEW as the interface
design of the upper computer, and the signal transmission of the control part uses FPGA