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Fig. 25 shows schematically the magnetic field, which emerges from an electromagnet, the
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... Climbing and Walking Robots, pp
103-110, ISBN 1 86058 409 8, Catania, Italy, September, 2003, Professional
Engineering Publishing, London.
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... two drive wheel and one castor wheel inside the
chamber. Since the locomotion system and the payload are mounted on the plate, thus the
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... Walking Robots, Towards New Applications, Book edited by Houxiang Zhang,
ISBN 978-3-902613 -16- 5, pp.546, October 2007, Itech Education and Publishing, Vienna, Austria
Climbing & Walking Robots, ... approximated by Fourier series and parameters were
searched by GA.
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The stability problem is very important at the moving of the quadrupedal walking robots.
When a foot is lifted off the terrain and the other ... Quatrupedal Walking Robots,
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point, the swing and the stance leg interchange their roles, and a new gait cycle begins.
Fig. 3. Gait cycle in kneed-passive walk
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34, No. 2,
Carlson, J., ... Climbing and Walking Robots,
Karlsruhe, Germany.
Spong, M. W. and M. Vidyasagar (1989). Robot Dynamics and Control. Ed. John Wiley and
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Contraction by torsion Consider a strand-muscle that consists of two ideal muscle fibers of
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DOF joints. The former sections of the chapter describe the characteristics and control
scheme of the StMAs. The latter s...