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The vertical steering wheel is designed for outdoor applications, offering excellent water-crossing capability as well as strong climbing and obstacle-overcoming performance.The term vertical steering wheel refers to a structure in which the motor is mounted vertically above the drive wheel.When integrated with a drive controller, a mobile platform equipped with a single steering wheel can perform start/stop, forward and backward movement, and steering functions.When two or more steering wheels are configured, the system enables zero-radius rotation, lateral movement, omnidirectional 360° rotation, straight travel, sideways motion, diagonal motion, and curved trajectories—allowing free movement in any direction on a two-dimensional plane.

A horizontal drive wheel is a mechatronic integrated product in which the traction drive motor is horizontally mounted on the drive wheel. It integrates the traction motor with a speed feedback unit, reduction transmission mechanism, braking system, mounting and support structure, and rubber-coated wheel.It features low installation height, high precision, lightweight design, high load capacity, high torque, high speed, reliable performance, long service life, easy installation, and convenient maintenance.

The AGV horizontal drive steering wheel features an integrated design that combines a steering motor, reduction transmission mechanism, position feedback unit, limit device, and rotary mechanism into a single compact module. When equipped with a drive controller, a mobile platform configured with a single steering wheel can perform start/stop, forward and backward movement, and steering functions. When two or more steering wheels are used, the system enables zero-radius rotation, lateral movement, omnidirectional 360° rotation, straight-line travel, sideways motion, diagonal movement, and curved trajectories—allowing free movement in any direction on a two-dimensional plane.