We explore a very simple representative of a class of of robotic tasks which require dynamic dexterity , among them the task of juggling . In this initial paper we propose a formal definition of a vertical one juggle , report a few preliminary analytical results, and offer illustrative simulations. This analysis is being currently applied to the design of and experimentation with juggling algorithms for a one-degree of freedom robot operative in the gravitational field
The juggling work takes its place within a larger program of research concerned with the development...
In a continuing program of research in robotic control of intermittent dynamical tasks, we have cons...
This paper presents a stability analysis of a simple Shannon juggler and contrasts its properties wi...
We explore a very simple representative of a class of of robotic tasks which require dynamic dexter...
In a continuing program of research in robotic control of intermittent dynamical tasks, we have cons...
We develop a formalism for describing and analyzing a very simple representative of a class of robot...
A new class of control algorithms - “mirror algorithms” - give rise to experimentally observedjuggli...
A new class of control algorithms - “mirror algorithms” - give rise to experimentally observedjuggli...
This article develops a formalism for describing and analyzing a very simple representative class of...
A new class of control algorithms—the “mirror algorithms”— gives rise to experimentally observed jug...
In a continuing program of research in robotic control of intermittent dynamical tasks, we have cons...
We have developed a formalism for describing and analyzing a very simple representative of a class o...
We review our progress to date in eliciting dynamically dexterous behaviors from a three degree of f...
We report on our recently achieved spatial two-juggle: the ability to bat two freely falling balls i...
The juggling work takes its place within a larger program of research concerned with the development...
The juggling work takes its place within a larger program of research concerned with the development...
In a continuing program of research in robotic control of intermittent dynamical tasks, we have cons...
This paper presents a stability analysis of a simple Shannon juggler and contrasts its properties wi...
We explore a very simple representative of a class of of robotic tasks which require dynamic dexter...
In a continuing program of research in robotic control of intermittent dynamical tasks, we have cons...
We develop a formalism for describing and analyzing a very simple representative of a class of robot...
A new class of control algorithms - “mirror algorithms” - give rise to experimentally observedjuggli...
A new class of control algorithms - “mirror algorithms” - give rise to experimentally observedjuggli...
This article develops a formalism for describing and analyzing a very simple representative class of...
A new class of control algorithms—the “mirror algorithms”— gives rise to experimentally observed jug...
In a continuing program of research in robotic control of intermittent dynamical tasks, we have cons...
We have developed a formalism for describing and analyzing a very simple representative of a class o...
We review our progress to date in eliciting dynamically dexterous behaviors from a three degree of f...
We report on our recently achieved spatial two-juggle: the ability to bat two freely falling balls i...
The juggling work takes its place within a larger program of research concerned with the development...
The juggling work takes its place within a larger program of research concerned with the development...
In a continuing program of research in robotic control of intermittent dynamical tasks, we have cons...
This paper presents a stability analysis of a simple Shannon juggler and contrasts its properties wi...