Natural oscillation in compass-gait biped robots
Uzair Khan, Zhiyong Chen
- Year
- 2016
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
The compass-gait biped model is a unique, yet simple model, often used as a test bench for new control strategies in the field of legged locomotion. This paper presents a novel continuous mathematical model for compass-gait biped robots, modeling the discontinuities in impact with a nonlinear function. Natural oscillation is defined as a free response under the damping compensation to achieve persistent oscillation. The phenomenon of natural oscillation was previously exploited in the linear dynamics of multi-segmental locomotor, and it is now extended to this humanoid system with the contact force from the ground modelled with a nonlinear bump function.
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