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... natural walking motion.
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Fig. 49. Snapshots of the actual Rh-1 humanoid robot walking with dynamic gait.
The gait patterns proposed above allow for stable walking ... the 3D-LIPM and foot motion patterns.
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Fig. 34. Simulation of joint angle evolution and joint velocity evolution of right leg for three
st...
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... is successfully calculated, go to step 1. Otherwise, the plan
fails.
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4. Fuzzy Logic Control
A fuzzy logic controller may be viewed ... Design and implementation of a stair -climbing robot,” Proc.
of 2008 IEEE International Conference on Advanced Robotics and Its Social Impacts
(ARSO 2008), Taipei, Taiwan.
Climbing...
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... legs by normal walking
and by walking with leg amputations and robot self-reconfiguration. The results of these
analyses can be seen in Fig. 10, Fig. 11.
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... of the landing ground in Z direction
Fig. 17. Force load of the foot of leg 3
Fig. 18. Changes of the roll angle of body
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motion speed of hand wa...
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... and stop of walking, cycle and stride
of walking motion, walking direction and so on. We call the walking support conforming to
these various intentions of walking “Intention-based walking support”. ... variations, respectively.
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Fig. 9. Experimental setting.
5.2 Results
Figures 10 and 11 show the FRF data and phase transitions on each leg...
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Kang, T., Kim, H., Son, T. and Choi, H. (2003). Design of quadruped walking ... ASurveyofTechnologies and Applicationsfor Climbing Robots Locomotion
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Mechanical Synthesis for Easy and Fast Operation in Climbing and
Walking Robots
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Fig. 9. Trajectories of two body parts and impact acceleration during stair climbing
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... and 5 motors are used in Hyperion-2, a wall climbing robot “Hyperion-1SP” and
“Hyperion-2SP” was developed. Wall climbing motion and ceiling walking motion of
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... rubber belts,
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 ... obstacles and stairs exist, crawler-type and leg-type robots become
better candidates for application. The robots of the stick type and the biped type are
generally desi...
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... the two cases of the single spring and the well-adjusted stiffness OLASAT.
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the energy loss. This is made possible by storing part of the kinetic energy of the biped ... International Conference on Climbing and Walking Robots
pp. 87–91.
Geyer, H., Seyfarth, A. & Blickhan, R. (2005). Spring–mass running: simple approximate
solution and applicat...
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... realistic robots which support themselves on their soles has been a future
work. Passive dynamic walking (Collins et al., 2001; McGeer, 1990; Yamakita et al., 2000) is
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