Four-Wheel Steering Mechanism Project

The objective of this project is to improve the stability and maneuverability of the vehicle by designing and developing a four-wheel steering mechanism. Tighter turning radii and enhanced cornering performance are rendered possible by the system's ability to turn both the front and back wheels. Steering connections, a control system, and a motorized actuator for coordinated wheel movements are essential parts. Lightweight materials are used to build a prototype vehicle, and both low-speed and high-speed circumstances are tested to assess how well it performs. Experiments show that the technology can improve handling on difficult terrains and decrease turning radius. The study highlights the benefits of four-wheel steering in contemporary automobiles, including increased stability and agility.