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Humanoid robot gait optimization: Stretched simulated annealing and genetic algorithm a comparative study

Ana I. Pereira, José Lima, Paulo Costa

Year
2013
Citations
2

Abstract

There are several approaches to create the Humanoid robot gait planning. This problem presents a large number of unknown parameters that should be found to make the humanoid robot to walk. Optimization in simulation models can be used to find the gait based on several criteria such as energy minimization, acceleration, step length among the others. The presented paper addresses a comparison between two optimization methods, the Stretched Simulated Annealing and the Genetic Algorithm, that runs in an accurate and stable simulation model. Final results show the comparative study and demonstrate that optimization is a valid gait planning technique.

Keywords

Humanoid robotSimulated annealingGaitComputer scienceGenetic algorithmRobotMinificationEnergy minimizationAccelerationAdaptive simulated annealing

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