Published June 2014 | Version public
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Planar multi-contact bipedal walking using hybrid zero dynamics

  • 1. ROR icon Texas A&M University

Abstract

This paper presents a method for achieving planar multi-phase, multi-contact robotic walking using human inspired control and optimization. The walking presented contains phases with differing degrees of actuation including over-actuated double support, fully-actuated single support, and under-actuated single support via heel lift. An optimization methodology for generating walking gaits using partial hybrid zero dynamics will be presented. It will be shown that this method yields periodic, multi-contact locomotion. Simulation results for the three domain walking under standard Input-Output Linearization control will be presented.

Additional Information

© 2014 IEEE. This research is supported by NASA grants NNX11AN06H and NNX12AQ68G, NSF grants CPS-1239085, CNS-0953823 and CNS-1136104, and the Texas Emerging Technology Fund.

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Eprint ID
92864
Resolver ID
CaltechAUTHORS:20190213-073752984

Funding

NASA
NNX11AN06H
NASA
NNX12AQ68G
NSF
CNS-1239085
NSF
CNS-0953823
NSF
CNS-1136104
Texas Emerging Technology Fund

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2019-02-13
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2021-11-16
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