How to Model a Robot on a Ramp in ANSYS?

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The discussion focuses on modeling a two-wheeled robot navigating a ramp in ANSYS, with the intention of having the robot follow the road and potentially jump based on its velocity. Participants seek clarification on the robot's movement, specifically whether it climbs up or down the ramp and where the jumping occurs. One user expresses uncertainty about using ANSYS for this modeling, noting that it requires specialized knowledge of the software. The conversation highlights the need for a clearer understanding of the dynamics involved in the robot's motion on the ramp. Overall, there is a call for assistance from those familiar with ANSYS modules to help with the modeling process.
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Hi all,
I need information about modelling a system. Assume that, there is a ramp and robot with 2 wheels. I want wheels to follow the road and (if it is suitable to happen) jump from it according to the given velocity.

How can i model this situtation?

Thanks.
 
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Are the two wheels in tandem, or one behind the other? What do you have in mind with your question about jumping from the road? A sketch would really help make this situation more clear.
 
@Dr.D This is symbolic views of what i thought. There is 2 wheeled robot as shown in the image and I want from this to follow the road and if its suitable jump as ramp effect.
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If I understand you correctly, you want the two wheeled machine to roll up (or is it down) the hill, and leave the hill at the top (or is it at the bottom)? Can you clarify where the motion starts and where you envision a jump?
 
@Dr.D sorry for bad explanation. In that figure, roller robot climb the hill (with respect to the road, if it is more complex) with specified velocity and leave the hill according to the dynamic motion. It can roll basicly (if there is no situtation to jump) or jump. I want this situtation to model in Ansys.
 
OK, I understand the problem now. It would not be very hard to do without ANSYS, but when you bring ANSYS into the picture, I have no idea how to do it. Packages like ANSYS have their own rules, and a user has to be specialized in the particular package to use it with confidence. For that reason, I'd much rather work it in the straight forward way.

Good luck with ANSYS!
 
Thanks for the answer. I would like to learn how to do this in ANSYS.

Are there anyone that knows ANSYS Modules?
 
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