Patent classifications
B62D57/028
SELF-MOVING TUBULAR STORAGE RIGS AND METHODS FOR THE USE THEREOF
The present disclosure relates to self-moving tubular storage rigs and methods for the use thereof. A benefit to the self-moving tubular storage rigs herein can be providing time efficient transport and storage of tubulars between work sites on a multi-well pad. Another benefit to the self-moving tubular storage rigs can be providing safer transport of tubulars between work sites in the same multi-well pad. Additional benefits can be a safer work practice as well as significant cost savings associated with the transport of tubulars between work sites on a multi-well pad.
SELF-MOVING TUBULAR STORAGE RIGS AND METHODS FOR THE USE THEREOF
The present disclosure relates to self-moving tubular storage rigs and methods for the use thereof. A benefit to the self-moving tubular storage rigs herein can be providing time efficient transport and storage of tubulars between work sites on a multi-well pad. Another benefit to the self-moving tubular storage rigs can be providing safer transport of tubulars between work sites in the same multi-well pad. Additional benefits can be a safer work practice as well as significant cost savings associated with the transport of tubulars between work sites on a multi-well pad.
Vehicles and systems and components thereof
New mobility components are provided that can enable a vehicle to traverse difficult terrain. In a particular aspect, vehicle leg components are provided that utilize unique degrees of freedom that can facilitate mobility. In a further aspect, vehicles are provided that contain such components.
Vehicles and systems and components thereof
New mobility components are provided that can enable a vehicle to traverse difficult terrain. In a particular aspect, vehicle leg components are provided that utilize unique degrees of freedom that can facilitate mobility. In a further aspect, vehicles are provided that contain such components.
Support devices including movable leg segments and methods for operating the same
A support device includes a wheel, a base member, a leg coupled to the wheel and the base member, the leg including an upper leg segment, a lower leg segment positioned below the upper leg segment, a joint positioned between the upper leg segment and the lower leg segment, and an actuator engaged with the upper leg segment and the lower leg segment, where the actuator includes a linear engagement member that is engaged with one of the upper leg segment and the lower leg segment, a cammed member defining a non-circular perimeter engaged with the linear engagement member, and a motor engaged with the linear engagement member through the cammed member.
Support devices including movable leg segments and methods for operating the same
A support device includes a wheel, a base member, a leg coupled to the wheel and the base member, the leg including an upper leg segment, a lower leg segment positioned below the upper leg segment, a joint positioned between the upper leg segment and the lower leg segment, and an actuator engaged with the upper leg segment and the lower leg segment, where the actuator includes a linear engagement member that is engaged with one of the upper leg segment and the lower leg segment, a cammed member defining a non-circular perimeter engaged with the linear engagement member, and a motor engaged with the linear engagement member through the cammed member.
MOTION STATE CONTROL METHOD AND APPARATUS, DEVICE, AND READABLE STORAGE MEDIUM
This application relates to the field of robot control, and provides a motion state control method and apparatus, a device, and a readable storage medium. The method includes the following steps: Step 301: Acquire basic data and motion state data, the basic data being used for representing a structural feature of a wheeled robot, and the motion state data being used for representing a motion feature of the wheeled robot. Step 302: Determine a state matrix of the wheeled robot based on the basic data and the motion state data, the state matrix being related to an interference parameter of the wheeled robot, the interference parameter corresponding to a balance error of the wheeled robot. Step 303: Determine, based on the state matrix, a torque for controlling the wheeled robot. Step 304: Control, by using the torque, the wheeled robot to be in a standstill state.
AUTONOMOUS MOBILE ROBOT
An autonomous mobile robot is provided. The autonomous mobile robot includes an upper module including a cargo space provided therein, and a cover, a lower module positioned under the upper module and providing a driving force, a driving module provided in the lower module, and a control unit that controls an operation of the driving module, in which the driving module includes a plurality of pairs of wheels capable of asynchronously contacting a road surface or ground so as to overcome a step or a stair.
AUTONOMOUS MOBILE ROBOT
An autonomous mobile robot is provided. The autonomous mobile robot includes an upper module including a cargo space provided therein, and a cover, a lower module positioned under the upper module and providing a driving force, a driving module provided in the lower module, and a control unit that controls an operation of the driving module, in which the driving module includes a plurality of pairs of wheels capable of asynchronously contacting a road surface or ground so as to overcome a step or a stair.
HUMANOID ROBOT FOR PERFORMING MANEUVERS LIKE HUMANS
A modular robotic vehicle (MRV) having a modular chassis configured for a vehicle utilizing two-wheel steering, four-wheel steering, six-wheel steering, eight-wheel steering controlled by a semiautonomous system or an autonomous driving system, either system is associated with operating modes which may include a two-wheel steering mode, an all-wheel steering mode, a traverse steering mode, a park mode, or an omni-directional mode utilized for steering sideways, driving diagonally or move crab like. Accordingly, during semiautonomous control a driver of the modular robotic vehicle may utilize smart I/O devices including a smartphone, tablet like devices, or a control panel to select a preferred driving mode. The driver may communicate navigation instructions via smart I/O devices to control steering, speed and placement of the MRV in respect to the operating mode. Accordingly, GPS and a wireless network provides navigation instructions during an autonomous operation involving driving, parking, docking or connecting to another MRV.