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Omnidirectional mobile robots are holonomic systems capable of simultaneously and independently controlling the three degrees of freedom in a plane (X translation, Y translation, and rotation about the Z axis), enabling movement in any instantaneous velocity direction.
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8/10/2026
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掌上三轮全向机器人DIY：原理、设计与制作实践
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