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DASH: A dynamic 16g hexapedal robot

Paul Birkmeyer, Kevin Peterson, Ronald S. Fearing

发表年份
2009
引用次数
276

摘要

DASH is a small, lightweight, power autonomous robot capable of running at speeds up to 15 body lengths per second (see video). Drawing inspiration from biomechanics, DASH has a sprawled posture and uses an alternating tripod gait to achieve dynamic open-loop horizontal locomotion. The kinematic design which uses only a single drive motor and allows for a high power density is presented. The design is implemented using a scaled Smart Composite Manufacturing (SCM) process. Evidence is given that DASH runs with a gait that can be characterized using the spring-loaded inverted pendulum (SLIP) model. In addition to being fast, DASH is also well suited to surviving falls from large heights, due to the uniquely compliant nature of its structure.

关键词

DashKinematicsTripod (photography)Inverted pendulumComputer scienceRobotSwingSimulationBall (mathematics)Hexapod

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