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Dynamic instant gait stability measure for quadruped walking robot

Tae-Wan Koo, Yong–San Yoon

Year
1999
Citations
19

Abstract

A mathematic model is developed for a quadruped walking robot to investigate the dynamic stability considering all the inertial effects in the system including those of legs. The dynamic model is derived based on Lagrange's equation using matrix-vector notations for the simpler expression. Then an instant gait stability measure is proposed to apply to dynamic gait as well as static gait. The gait stability measure is obtained from the angular momentum of the system about the supporting edges in the quadrupedal gait of + x type. The validity of the gait stability measure is examined along with the gait stability analysis for several representative gait parameters using the developed dynamic model.

Keywords

GaitMeasure (data warehouse)Effect of gait parameters on energetic costControl theory (sociology)RobotStability (learning theory)Computer scienceGait analysisInertial frame of referenceSimulation

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