Robot Wheels, Chassis, & Motor, Wheels for Robotics

1. Why wheels are used in robots?

• A BO wheel is a type of wheel that is commonly used on DIY robotic cars. They are made from a variety of materials, but the most common material is plastic. BO wheels are very strong and durable, making them ideal for use on robotic cars. They are also very affordable, making them a great choice for those who are looking to build their own robotic car. There are a variety of projects that can be done with BO wheels, and they are a great way to get started in the world of robotics. With the help of these wheels, it becomes easier for the Robot to move in any direction smoothly.

2. What wheels are used for robots?

• In Robots commonly BO motor wheels are used on DIY robotic cars. They are made from a variety of materials, but the most common materials are plastic and rubber. These robot wheels and motors make it easier for the robotic car to move in any direction. 

3. How does wheel size affect your robot?

• When using a robot chassis with motors and wheels, the chassis design, engine RPM ratings, and engine timing programming are all affected by wheel size. The distance of the robot from the surface also depends on the wheel size. Indoor robots like the DB1 require only about 1 cm of space. Two drive wheels are used to propel and turn the robot (skid steering), and one or two caster wheels prevent the robot from tipping forward or backward. The larger the robot wheel diameter, the faster the robot will be, but it will require more torque from the robot wheel motor. Smaller wheels should spin faster. During movement, friction can act to slow the robot down, depending on the grip material. Rubber tires are mainly used for wheels as they have very high friction.

4. What are the BO motor and wheels?

• A BO motor, also known as a (battery-operated) motor, is a hobbyist-grade DC motor that is used in small projects. It is made up of a small micro metal DC motor with gears to increase torque. The wheels are used with the BO motor in making smart robot cars, line follower and obstacle avoiding robots, etc.