Abstract

Live working on power distribution lines is an effective way to improve the reliability of power supply. The aerial lift device with an insulated boom is often used as a platform to carry out live working, which is difficult to carry out in mountainous areas, paddy fields, and other complex environments. At the same time, power distribution live working requires highly skilled operators, and a lot of personal security measures, which is not conducive to the application in some developing countries. We imagine that the solution of the above problem is to use a robot to climb up the pole and complete the live working instead of the operator. In this article we report a low-cost modular biomimetic robot. The structure of the robot is designed to meet the requirements of live working, and the motion mechanism of the robot climbing poles and performing live work is analyzed. The feasibility of the technology is verified through simulation, experiments, and tests.

Highlights

  • IntroductionLive working robot researches have been conducted in North America, Japan, and Europe

  • Guangzhou Mechanical Engineering Research Institute Co., Ltd., Guangzhou 510530, China; School of Mechanical & Automotive Engineering, South China University of Technology, This paper is an extended version of our paper published in Zhang, Z.; Liao, D.; Guo, P

  • A seriesrobot of simulations teststhe arekey carried out on the biomimetic distribution live working in order toand verify parameters of the proposedpower robot system and live workingits robot in order to verify the key parameters of the proposed robot system and demonstrate operational capability

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Introduction

Live working robot researches have been conducted in North America, Japan, and Europe. These robots are mounted on the aerial lift device which is often expensive and does not solve the problem of flexibility [4]

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