LOCOMOTION
A design concept for legged robots derived from the walking stick insect
Hans-Jürgen Weidemann, Friedrich Pfeiffer, J. Eltze
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 16
Abstract
The authors present a study of the geometrical aspects, the inverse and direct dynamics and the control design for a six-legged walking machine. They take special regard to the design and control concepts used by nature in six-legged insects, which walk and climb very efficiently over arbitrary irregular surfaces.
Keywords
ClimbLegged robotRobotInverse dynamicsComputer scienceInverseControl (management)Control theory (sociology)SimulationArtificial intelligence
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