MRBicopter: Modular Reconfigurable Transverse Tilt-Rotor Bicopter System

This paper introduces a modular UA V(MRBicopter) that can realize structural combination reconstruction. Each module contains a rotor tilting structure and an active docking mechanism. By separating and combining submodules, the UA V functions can match the requirements of different flight tasks in real time. First, we designed the mechanical actuator to allow physically connected assembly to fly collaboratively. Secondly, according to different reconstructed structures, we propose two generalized control strategies to realize the independent control of posture through the reassignment of rotor speed and tilt angle. The feasibility of the mechanical design and control method is verified by simulation and ground experiment under ambient wind interference.

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2024-12-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icist63249.2024.10805401
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Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems
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MRBicopter: Modular Reconfigurable Transverse Tilt-Rotor Bicopter System

Qinxue Pan, Weijun Yuan, Xin Lü, Fusheng Li
Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems
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MRBicopter: Modular Reconfigurable Transverse Tilt-Rotor Bicopter System

Qinxue Pan, Weijun Yuan, Xin Lü, Fusheng Li
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Abstract

This paper introduces a modular UA V(MRBicopter) that can realize structural combination reconstruction. Each module contains a rotor tilting structure and an active docking mechanism. By separating and combining submodules, the UA V functions can match the requirements of different flight tasks in real time. First, we designed the mechanical actuator to allow physically connected assembly to fly collaboratively. Secondly, according to different reconstructed structures, we propose two generalized control strategies to realize the independent control of posture through the reassignment of rotor speed and tilt angle. The feasibility of the mechanical design and control method is verified by simulation and ground experiment under ambient wind interference.

University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (CN)
Affordable and clean energy
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Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems
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