Study on Distribution Car's Mechanical Structure Design

Abstract

Unmanned delivery services have become a part of everyday life as science and technology have advanced. In addition to reducing labor expenses, it guarantees food safety and addresses privacy concerns for users. As a result, more and more consumers are requesting unmanned delivery services. There are many food delivery cars available on the market these days, but the most of them suffer from issues like low load capacity, comparatively few service objects, and mechanical structures that need to be further improved. Customers will naturally sense if the delivery car is inefficient, particularly during prime eating hours, these issues require immediate attention. This article proposes an intelligent car that can considerably increase the load rate and simultaneously perform several food delivery services in order to address the aforementioned issues. Simultaneously, it will incorporate an active four-wheel steering system to guarantee that the vehicle can accomplish the meal delivery mission with greater agility and comfort. The rendering model of this new food delivery vehicle is the end product of designing the perfect model and using SolidWorks modeling to make the material requirements evident in relation to the environment. Ultimately, a thorough analysis of the trolley's mechanical construction is presented, along with a detailed description of its operation, potential exceptional scenarios, and appropriate operating techniques. The new distribution car greatly increases the load capacity and work efficiency by refining the mechanical structure. It can fulfill the majority of the distribution needs for smart automobiles, depending on the particular use environment and usage in conjunction with other smart plates.