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Vol. 14. Núm. 2.
Páginas 174-183 (abril - junio 2017)
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Vol. 14. Núm. 2.
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Lázaro: Robot Móvil dotado de Brazo para Contacto con el Suelo
Lázaro: a mobile robot with an arm developed to contact with the ground
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Jesús M. Garcíaa,1,
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, Itza J. Medinaa, Jorge L. Martínezb, Alfonso García-Cerezob, Alonzo Linaresa, Cristian Porrasa
a Universidad Nacional Experimental del Táchira, Laboratorio de Prototipos, Av. Universidad, sector Paramillo, San Cristóbal, Venezuela
b Universidad de Málaga, Andalucía Tech, Dpto. de Ingeniería de Sistemas y Automática, C/ Doctor Ortíz Ramos, s/n, 29071, Málaga, España
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Este artículo tiene por objetivo describir a Lázaro, el cual es un pequeño robot móvil que posee un brazo diseñado especialmente para propiciar un punto adicional de contacto con el suelo que puede utilizarse para mejorar la estabilidad al vuelco y superar obstáculos. Específicamente, se aborda la descripción de la estructura mecánica así como los componentes electrónicos destinados a percepción, comunicación y control. Posteriormente, se revisan las características de funcionamiento de este robot, en cuanto a su cinemática, arquitectura de control, modos de operación e interface. Finalmente, se hace una descripción de algunas pruebas de funcionamiento.

Palabras clave:
Robots móviles
estabilidad al vuelco
control de movimiento
tele-operación
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This paper aims to describe Lázaro, which is a small mobile robot that has an arm designed especially to provide an additional contact point with the ground that can be used to improve the tipover stability and to overcome obstacles. Specifically, the description of the mechanical structure and electronic components for perception, communication and control is discussed. Subsequently, the operating characteristics of the robot are reviewed in terms of kinematics, control architecture, operating modes and interface. Finally, a description of some performance tests is presented.

Keywords:
Mobile robots
tipover stability
motion control
teleoperation
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