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Crawling Posture Learning in Humanoid Robots using a Natural-Actor-Critic CPG Architecture

Li Cai, Robert Lowe, Tom Ziemke

Year
2013
Citations
7

Abstract

In this article, a four-cell CPG network, exploiting sensory feedback, is proposed in order to emulate infant crawling gaits when utilized on the NAO robot. Based on the crawling model, the positive episodic natural-actor-critic architecture is applied to learn a proper posture of crawling on a simu-lated NAO. By transferring the learned results to the physical NAO, the transferability from simulation to physical world is discussed. Finally, a discussion pertaining to locomotion learning based on dynamic system theory is given in the con-clusion.

Keywords

Humanoid robotCrawlingNatural (archaeology)RobotComputer scienceArchitectureHuman–computer interactionCpG siteArtificial intelligenceComputer vision

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