1 ton omnidirectional mecanum platform

Website: www.roboct-global.com
Heavy duty Mecanum wheel mobile platform, integrated new version motor module, more than 1 ton payload. much stronger, more steady, high precision.
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[@ckdigitaltheqof6th210]

With the side wheel being an uneven surface to the primary direction main wheel, this may require the large prime wheel to extend the side wheels in and out, this require only in high velocity or very smooth demand motion.

[@rpaull3]

Very nice! I like how heavy duty it is. I wish amazon sold these.

[@RoboCT970]

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[@Mippi12]

11 people is nowhere around 1 ton.
You should put an elephant on it.

[@tanvirahmed8586]

Which motor is used in this robot?

[@NoferTrunions]

Can a non-motorized wheel replace a caster? It would be nice to translate a dolly forward/reverse and left/right w/o having to deal with casters swiveling.

[@darkchild256]

based off of this design it seems plausible, you would just need to code the directions and in turn would have a way more maneuverable dolly

[@NoferTrunions]

@@darkchild256 have you ever seen a demo of one that is non-powered?

[@darkchild256]

@@NoferTrunions as in the one you were thinking of? I havent, you got a link?

[@NoferTrunions]

@@darkchild256 haven't found any links. Mecanum wheel chairs are out there. Should be mechanic's creepers too - that would be awesome.

[@darkchild256]

@@NoferTrunions interesting. Maybe something powered with a pressure based direction pad for movement on your back

[@derdahalit5999]

bunu biz daha önce cam üzerinde denedik yıllarca , zıplamayı deneyin :)

[@JinKee]

well done! What is the estimated lifetime of the wheels?

[@bobatuzi9799]

lmaooo

[@ethanwoo970]

depends on application scenary, several years in good floor.

[@YourKitchenNightmares]

What is the rating of motor? Is it 12 volts. How many amperes and watts

[@RoboCT970]

Hi, it will be 48V and 180W. For more details, you can visit our website: www.roboct-global.com

[@mafia8727]

How do you apply breakes in slopes?

[@MrSaemichlaus]

As long as the mecanum wheel assemblies are locked and equally loaded, the platform should be self-blocking. But it very quickly gets unreliable with uneven ground, in addition to a slope, unless there's a well thought-out suspension. I'm sure it would be possible to apply something like a brake shoe to all of the rollers from the inside, similar to how drum brakes work. Haven't seen it done though.

[@myrobotisgas]

@@MrSaemichlaus Just run the motors on a PID loop holding position so the motors themseleves act as brakes. The power draw can become extensive depending on the load

[@hanyanglee9018]

11 people > 1 ton? How fat are they? I'm only no more than 65kg
But the stability is amazing.

[@ethanwoo970]

11 people is only for showing. 1 ton was tested rating payload.

[@thoitranthanh406]

What's motor used?

[@RoboCT970]

200W motor

[@myrobotisgas]

@@RoboCT970 So 800W total? What's the stall torque on the motor?