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Showing 1 to 20 of 61 for “"Legged Robots"”.

  1. Design Of Proprioceptive Legged Robots

    … since the advent of the first power-autonomous legged robots, yet they have still not yet been deployed at scale. One fundamental challenge in legged machines is that actuators must perform work at relatively high speed in swing but also at high torque in stance. Legged machines must also be …

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  2. Rapid acceleration of legged robots: a pneumatic approach

    … in a multifaceted manner, they need to be both legged and agile. The legged constraint arises as many environments and systems in our world are tailored to ablebodied adults. Therefore, a practically useful robot would need to have the same morphology for maximum efficacy. For robots to be …

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  3. Improved Friction and Dynamics Estimation in Legged Robots

    … the dynamic MIT Humanoid and MIT Mini Cheetah robots significantly reduced torque prediction errors. The neural net was able to reduce torque errors by modeling both linear and non-linear effects that could not be easily fit by traditional methods. The results of this paper suggest that using …

    mit Repository record for Improved Friction and Dynamics Estimation in Legged Robots (opens in a new tab)

  4. Real-Time Self-Collision Avoidance for Dynamic Legged Robots

    … self-collisions is particularly challenging for legged robots, yet critical for them to avoid falling and damaging themselves. Unlike standard obstacle avoidance where the obstacles in the environment are relatively static, in self-collision avoidance the "obstacles" are the robot’s limbs which …

    mit Repository record for Real-Time Self-Collision Avoidance for Dynamic Legged Robots (opens in a new tab)

  5. Tailoring Complexity of Model-Based Controllers for Legged Robots

    Humanoid robots promise human-like mobility, but must manage complex and often conflicting control objectives. While model-based controllers can address these challenges using online optimization, they have high computational demands. Model predictive control (MPC) provides closed-loop stability …

    mit Repository record for Tailoring Complexity of Model-Based Controllers for Legged Robots (opens in a new tab)

  6. Rapid computational design and simulation of highly dynamic legged robots

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-10-19 without embargo terms

    uiuc Repository record for Rapid computational design and simulation of highly dynamic legged robots (opens in a new tab)

  7. Using learning algorithms to develop dynamic gaits for legged robots

    As more legged robots have begun to be developed for their obvious advantages in overall maneuverability and mobility over rough terrain and difficult obstacles, their shortcomings over flat terrain have become more apparent. These robots plod along at extremely low speeds even when the ground is …

    mit Repository record for Using learning algorithms to develop dynamic gaits for legged robots (opens in a new tab)

  8. MASSIVELY DISTRIBUTED NEUROMORPHIC CONTROL FOR LEGGED ROBOTS MODELED AFTER INSECT STEPPING

    … a massively distributed control architecture for legged robots composed of simulated physiological neuron and synapse models. Its structure is based on insect neurobiology. Each joint uses a unique central pattern generator (CPG) to produce oscillation. The CPGs in each leg cannot directly …

    ohiolink Repository record for MASSIVELY DISTRIBUTED NEUROMORPHIC CONTROL FOR LEGGED ROBOTS MODELED AFTER INSECT STEPPING (opens in a new tab)

  9. Kinematic Chain Monoids for Real-Time Kinodynamic Trajectory Optimization in Legged Robots

    … variables and constraints being used in legged robot trajectory optimization using DFG. In chapter 2 I will explain DFG’s and the challenges working with them as a whole body motion plan- ning framework. In chapter 3 I will present a novel formulation of kinematic chains as monoids, which …

    gatech Repository record for Kinematic Chain Monoids for Real-Time Kinodynamic Trajectory Optimization in Legged Robots (opens in a new tab)

  10. Hyperredundant Dynamic Robotic Tails for Stabilizing and Maneuvering Control of Legged Robots

    High-performing legged robots require complex spatial leg designs and controllers to simultaneously implement propulsion, maneuvering and stabilization behaviors. Looking to nature, tails assist a variety of animals with these functionalities separate from the animals' legs. However, prior research …

    vt Repository record for Hyperredundant Dynamic Robotic Tails for Stabilizing and Maneuvering Control of Legged Robots (opens in a new tab)

  11. Design and development of functional foot for agile and dynamic legged robots

    … and machine learning techniques enable legged robots to move dynamically and agilely on the ground. However, the robots are still significantly restricted to accessing extreme terrains, such as steep hills and vertical walls, because of their lack of foot holding capability. In order to …

    uiuc Repository record for Design and development of functional foot for agile and dynamic legged robots (opens in a new tab)

  12. Battery Pack Design and Transient Performance Modeling for High-Power Legged Robots

    Legged robotics has recently shifted toward advanced optimization-based control methods, such as Model Predictive Control (MPC), to generate agile and energy-efficient locomotion. By casting the control problem as an optimization task, robotic systems can account for complex robot dynamics and …

    mit Repository record for Battery Pack Design and Transient Performance Modeling for High-Power Legged Robots (opens in a new tab)

  13. Novel Legged Robots with a Serpentine Robotic Tail: Modeling, Control, and Implementations

    … and application scenarios, most existing legged robots do not include a robotic tail on board. This research aims to explore the possibilities of adding this missing part on legged robots and investigate the tail's functionalities on enhancing the agility, dexterity, and versatility of …

    vt Repository record for Novel Legged Robots with a Serpentine Robotic Tail: Modeling, Control, and Implementations (opens in a new tab)

  14. Standing Balance of Legged Robots: Leveraging Reduced Order Models to Improve Balancing Performance

    Legged robots have the potential to traverse remote or dangerous areas by utilizing intermittent ground contact to navigate through complex terrain. Despite their promise, legged robots, specifically bipeds, are inherently unstable and fail to operate reliably in unstructured environments. This …

    queens Repository record for Standing Balance of Legged Robots: Leveraging Reduced Order Models to Improve Balancing Performance (opens in a new tab)

  15. The effect of friction in transmission components on the dynamics of legged robots

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2025-12-01

    uiuc Repository record for The effect of friction in transmission components on the dynamics of legged robots (opens in a new tab)

  16. Mixed-integer convex optimization for planning aggressive motions of legged robots over rough terrain

    Planning dynamic motions for a legged robot entails addressing both the continuous question of how its joints should move and the combinatorial question of which hand or foot should touch which surface and in what order. Fortunately, these two questions are linked by the centroidal dynamics of the …

    mit Repository record for Mixed-integer convex optimization for planning aggressive motions of legged robots over rough terrain (opens in a new tab)

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