LOCOMOTION
Study on a snake-like robot adapting to the ground
Bin Li, Dalong Tan, Yucchao Wang, Li Chen, Shugen Ma
- Year
- 2004
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Biological snakes' diverse locomotion modes and physiology make them supremely adapted for the ground. This paper discusses the biological snakes' locomotion mode on the diverse ground, and describes the development of a snake-like robot with the adaptability for the ground. The method to realize some locomotion modes is given. The method for detecting the characteristic of ground is proposed and identified in test.
Keywords
AdaptabilityRobotRobot locomotionComputer scienceMode (computer interface)Artificial intelligenceSimulationMobile robotHuman–computer interactionEcology
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