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Hsu, C.S.( 198 0) A Theory of Cell-to-Cell Mapping Dynamical Systems. Journal of Applied
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Garcia, M.( 199 9). Stability, ... torso
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Mechanical Synthesis for Easy and Fast Operation in Climbing and
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Fig. 9. Trajectories of two body parts and impact acceleration during stair climbing
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of point-contact state between a robot and the ground (Furusho & Sano ( 199 0); Goswami et
al. ( 199 7); Grishin et al. ( 199 4); Kuo ( 199 9); Nakanishi et al. (2004); Ono et al. (2004)). ... al., 199 8; Furusho & Masubuchi, 198 6; Mitobe et al., 199 5;
Vukobratovi´c et al., 197 0) and the discontinuous grounding foot location (Kajita & Tani, 199 5;
Miura &...
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May 199 5 pp. 195 2 - 195 7.
Krotkov, E.; Bares J. and et al. ( 199 1). Ambler: A six-legged planetary rover. Fifth
international conference on advanced robotics -91 ICAR, pp. 717-722, ( 199 1).
Kugushev ... 121 133( 199 7).
Zhang, C d & Song, S M. ( 199 1). Turning gait of a quadrupedal walking machine,” IEEE
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changing system in 190 9 Erlang ( 190 9), and many important theories have been developed
Burke ( 195 6); Jackson ( 195 7); Kendall ( 195 3); Little ( 196 1). Nowadays, it is applied to study
many ... should form Parallel. When β become large, the crossing point move to
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Kang, T., Kim, H., Son, T. and Choi, H. (2003). Design of quadruped walking ... on Rob. and Aut.,
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Yan, W., Shuliang, L., Dianguo, X., Yanzheng, Z., Hao, S. and Xueshan, G. ( 199 9). Development
and application of wall -climbing...
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... springs
(Hirose et al., 199 1), special tires (Uchida et al., 199 9; Uchida et al., 2000), and legs that rotate
along wheels (Taguchi et al., 199 5; Schempf et al., 199 9).
In the present research, ... springs
(Hirose et al., 199 1), special tires (Uchida et al., 199 9; Uchida et al., 2000), and legs that rotate
along wheels (Taguchi et al., 199 5; Schempf et al., 199 9).
In the pre...
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and the handrail to assist the elders while walking and moving up -and- down stairs, and the
latter uses two legs and the handrail to assist walking and moving up -and- down stairs ...
Intelligent Robots and Systems, pp. 2068–2073
Hirose S.; Yoneda K.; Arai K. & Ibe T. ( 199 5). Design of a quadruped walking vehicle for
dynamic walking and stair...
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... principle and applied it to the legged robotics (Coleman & Ruina, 199 8; Collins et al.,
2001; Garcia, 199 9; McGeer, 199 0; Wisse, 2004; Wisse & Frankenhuyzen, 2006). The passive
dynamic walking ... (Cavagna et al., 196 4). It was also found that, humans and animals most likely store
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Benkhalil, A. K.; Sipson, S. S. & Boo...
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Takanishi et al. ( 198 5), Shih et al. ( 199 0), Hirai et al. ( 199 8), and Dasgupta and Nakamura
( 199 9) have considered the robot dynamic stability with respect to the walking process
based ... and discussed in publications of the MIT leg lab (Howard, 199 0; Pratt &
Williamson, 199 5; Robinson et al., 199 9; Williamson, 199 5). Beyond the basics, much of the
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