LOCOMOTION
Optimal gaits for compass-like biped robot
Oumnia Licer, Noureddine El Alami, Mostafa Mrabti
- Year
- 2006
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
With free walk velocity; the individual will naturally enlist the speed that will provide maximum energy efficiency. Inspired by this idea, we exploit a passivity based control strategy to study, the preferred walking gait of a compass-like biped robot. In fact, for any ground slope, we use a dynamic optimization of the mechanical cost which is proportional to the mechanical work in the system joints, to calculate the forward velocity that minimizes the energy expenditures.
Keywords
CompassExploitRobotPassivityWork (physics)Biped robotControl theory (sociology)Computer scienceGaitEnergy (signal processing)
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