Home /Research /Impact dynamics in biped locomotion analysis: Two modelling and implementation approaches
LOCOMOTION

Impact dynamics in biped locomotion analysis: Two modelling and implementation approaches

Khalid Addi, Aleksandar Rodić

Year
2010
Citations
5

Abstract

Stability during the biped locomotion and especially humanoid robots walking is a big challenge in robotics modelling. This paper compares the classical and novel methodologies of modelling and algorithmic implementation of the impact/contact dynamics that occurs during a biped motion. Thus, after establishing the free biped locomotion system model, a formulation using variational inequalities theory via a Linear Complementarity Problem then an impedance model are explicitly developed. Results of the numerical simulations are compared to the experimental measurements then the both approaches are discussed.

Keywords

Humanoid robotComputer scienceComplementarity (molecular biology)Biped robotRoboticsStability (learning theory)Dynamics (music)Control theory (sociology)RobotSimulation

Related papers

Browse all LOCOMOTION papers