Origami-inspired soft pneumatic actuators provide adaptable and robust solutions for mechanical design, especially in pneumatic-driven peristaltic robots. Accurate dynamic simulation of such systems is essential for design and performance improvement, yet existing studies remain limited. This paper proposes an enhanced dynamic model that improves upon the bar and hinge approach by employing a consistent mass matrix to accurately compute the moment of inertia of origami panels, achieving both high precision and computational efficiency. The proposed framework incorporates coupling between origami structures and multibody dynamics, while accounting for frictional contact, pneumatic actuation and general interactions, thereby accommodating complex mechanical assemblies. To validate the model, experimental studies on peristaltic origami robots are conducted, demonstrating excellent agreement with simulation results. The experiments involve fabricating Kresling-type origami actuators using laminated carbon fiber and fabric, followed by crease parameter calibration. Furthermore, the motion capabilities of an expanded origami robot are analyzed and optimized for both one-dimensional and two-dimensional locomotion. The results provide valuable insights into the design of origami-based robotic systems and highlight the effectiveness and versatility of the proposed dynamic modeling approach.
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