We present an algorithm that generates walking motions for quadruped robots without the use of an explicit footstep planner by simultaneously optimizing over both the Center of Mass (CoM) trajectory and the footholds. Feasibility is achieved by imposing stability constraints on the CoM related to the Zero Moment Point and explicitly enforcing kinematic constraints between the footholds and the CoM position. Given a desired goal state, the problem is solved online by a Nonlinear Programming solver to generate the walking motion. Experimental trials show that the algorithm is able to generate walking gaits for multiple steps in milliseconds that can be executed on a real quadruped robot
Legged robots promise an advantage over traditional wheeled systems, however, most legged robots are...
Legged locomotion over rough and unstructured terrain is a highly dynamic, nonlinear, and contact-ri...
Generating a robust gait is one of the most important factors to improve the adaptability of quadrup...
Abstract — This paper presents two planning methods for gen-erating fast walking gaits for the quadr...
Legged robot locomotion requires the planning of stable reference trajectories, especially while tra...
Evolutionary Computation (EC) has strengths in terms of computation for gait optimization. However, ...
This letter combines the fast zero-moment-point approaches that work well in practice with the broad...
We present a trajectory optimizer for quadrupedal robots with actuated wheels. By solving for angula...
The problem is faced through a trajectory optimization that takes into account the dynamics of the s...
The problem is faced through a trajectory optimization that takes into account the dynamics of the s...
This paper studies the full-body motion generation of a quadruped robot for pace gait. A motion plan...
This paper presents a reference generation technique for bounding quadruped locomotion. Synthesis of...
Quadruped robots have proved their robustness to cross complex terrain despite little environment kn...
Quadruped robots have proved their robustness to cross complex terrain despite little environment kn...
Legged robots promise an advantage over traditional wheeled systems, however, most legged robots are...
Legged robots promise an advantage over traditional wheeled systems, however, most legged robots are...
Legged locomotion over rough and unstructured terrain is a highly dynamic, nonlinear, and contact-ri...
Generating a robust gait is one of the most important factors to improve the adaptability of quadrup...
Abstract — This paper presents two planning methods for gen-erating fast walking gaits for the quadr...
Legged robot locomotion requires the planning of stable reference trajectories, especially while tra...
Evolutionary Computation (EC) has strengths in terms of computation for gait optimization. However, ...
This letter combines the fast zero-moment-point approaches that work well in practice with the broad...
We present a trajectory optimizer for quadrupedal robots with actuated wheels. By solving for angula...
The problem is faced through a trajectory optimization that takes into account the dynamics of the s...
The problem is faced through a trajectory optimization that takes into account the dynamics of the s...
This paper studies the full-body motion generation of a quadruped robot for pace gait. A motion plan...
This paper presents a reference generation technique for bounding quadruped locomotion. Synthesis of...
Quadruped robots have proved their robustness to cross complex terrain despite little environment kn...
Quadruped robots have proved their robustness to cross complex terrain despite little environment kn...
Legged robots promise an advantage over traditional wheeled systems, however, most legged robots are...
Legged robots promise an advantage over traditional wheeled systems, however, most legged robots are...
Legged locomotion over rough and unstructured terrain is a highly dynamic, nonlinear, and contact-ri...
Generating a robust gait is one of the most important factors to improve the adaptability of quadrup...