Design and Fabrication of Driverless Remote Operated Forklift
Rohit Shelote, Saurabh Malwe, Swapnil Sagolale, Rahul Rade, Tushar Ghume, Akash Borkar, Prof. S. B. Thakre
Volume 2: Issue 1, March 2015, pp 47-51
Author's Information
Rohit Shelote1
Corresponding Author
1Department of Mechanical Engineering, BCYRC’S Umrer College Of Engineering, Umrer, India.
rohit.shelote@gmail.com
Saurabh Malwe, Swapnil Sagolale, Rahul Rade, Tushar Ghume, Akash Borkar, Prof. S. B. Thakre
2Department of Mechanical Engineering, BCYRC’S Umrer College Of Engineering, Umrer, India.
Abstract:-
The main objective of our project is to make a mechanical prototype module with square metal pipes, the structure looks like a rectangular box & the vertical moving mechanism that contains metal forks is assembled over the structure at front side. Since it operates through a remote, it doesn’t contain any steering mechanism. The entire vehicle is designed to drive through four wheels &motors are used to drive all the four wheels directly. All the motors are driven through a single ‘H’ bridge DC motor drive package. The DC Motors are having reduction gear mechanism internally, there by speed is reduced and torque is increased. There is also a lead screw mechanism which is used for linear mechanism of fork for load lifting work which is driven by side shaft motor.Index Terms:-
Autonomous forklift, DC motors, RF transceiver.REFERENCES
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