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An introductory course for humanoid robot motion realization for undergraduate and graduate students is presented in this study. The basic operations of AX-12 motors and the mechanics combination of a 16 degrees-of-freedom (DOF) humanoid robot are presented first. The main concepts of multilink systems, zero moment point (ZMP), and feedback control are then introduced such that the students can understand...
Zero-Moment Point (ZMP) is the most popular concept that is applied to stabilize the gait motion of a biped robot. However, the computation of the ZMP position and the dynamic model is highly complex, and so requires a considerable time. Therefore, to eliminate complex computation, this work designs a new locomotion control system for humanoid robots, which yields walking gait characteristics that...
When walking in an unstructured environment, human is realizing various trajectories, often arising due to an instantaneous situation that could not be predicted in advance. This imposes the requirement for on-line trajectory planning and constant changing of gait parameters (turning, stopping, acceleration and deceleration, switching from the walk on a flat to the walk on an inclined surface or staircases,...
This paper describes the control of an autonomous biped robot capable to be subjected to external forces applied in the sagittal plane. A 1st order Takagi-Sugeno-Kang (TSK) type neuro fuzzy net, that was trained based on experimental and simulation data, is used. This net uses the zero moment point (ZMP) position and its variation as inputs, and the sagittal correction of the robot's body is obtained...
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