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Identification of the inertial parameters of a humanoid robot using grounded sole link

Toru Iwasaki, Gentiane Venture, Eiichi Yoshida

Year
2012
Citations
12

Abstract

This paper describes the dynamics identification of humanoid robots. It is important to know correctly dynamics parameters of link and joint which constitute a robot for its control. Here, we identify the inertial parameters of legged systems using the base-link dynamics. This method generally set the base-link at the torso where gyroscope and accelerometer are installed in order to calculate base-link velocity and acceleration. We propose a technique to identify without using these sensors. This technique sets the base-link at the sole of the foot and uses the kinematic constraint of the leg connected to the ground. Thus the base-link velocity and acceleration are set to zero. Therefore we can identify without inertial sensor's noise. In this paper, we apply this technique to the humanoid robot HRP-2. First, we calculate the model and then we identify HRP-2 dynamics parameters with simulation environment.

Keywords

AccelerationHumanoid robotAccelerometerKinematicsBase (topology)Computer scienceLink (geometry)RobotInertial frame of referenceControl theory (sociology)

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