Dynamic walking gaits are theoretically reflected by theperiodic solutions exhibited by nonlinear impulsive dynamicalsystems [1]. In practice, such solutions, knownas limit cycles, can exist either as a natural responseof the system, e.g. passive walkers, or by the use offeedback control. Analytically, finding these solutionsis certainly challenging, and the complexity of the problemincreases considerably if a mixture in between passiveand actuated joints are considered, i.e. underactuatedrobots
Abstract — This paper presents a method for achieving stable periodic walking, consisting of phases ...
International audienceWe address the problem of stabilizing a planar biped robot on a complete walki...
This paper presents a method for achieving stable periodic walking, consisting of phases of single a...
Dynamic walking gaits are theoretically reflected by theperiodic solutions exhibited by nonlinear im...
We propose a constructive control design for stabilization of non-periodic trajectories of underactu...
We propose a constructive control design for stabilization of non-periodic trajectories of underactu...
A biped dynamic walker with two legs and two feet capable of walking in double support phase and all...
We propose a constructive control design for stabilization of non-periodic trajectories of underactu...
This paper presents two strategies for designing underactuated, planar robotic walking gaits and for...
We propose a constructive control design for stabilization of non-periodic trajectories of underactu...
In this paper, we investigate dynamic walking as a convergence to the system's own limit cycles...
Nature and its variety of motion forms have inspired new robot designs with inherentunderactuated dy...
For bipedal walking, a set of joint trajectories is acceptable as long as it satisfies certain overa...
Abstract — This paper investigates the ability of dynamically walking bipeds to adapt their motion t...
International audienceIn this paper we present the experimental validation of a framework for the sy...
Abstract — This paper presents a method for achieving stable periodic walking, consisting of phases ...
International audienceWe address the problem of stabilizing a planar biped robot on a complete walki...
This paper presents a method for achieving stable periodic walking, consisting of phases of single a...
Dynamic walking gaits are theoretically reflected by theperiodic solutions exhibited by nonlinear im...
We propose a constructive control design for stabilization of non-periodic trajectories of underactu...
We propose a constructive control design for stabilization of non-periodic trajectories of underactu...
A biped dynamic walker with two legs and two feet capable of walking in double support phase and all...
We propose a constructive control design for stabilization of non-periodic trajectories of underactu...
This paper presents two strategies for designing underactuated, planar robotic walking gaits and for...
We propose a constructive control design for stabilization of non-periodic trajectories of underactu...
In this paper, we investigate dynamic walking as a convergence to the system's own limit cycles...
Nature and its variety of motion forms have inspired new robot designs with inherentunderactuated dy...
For bipedal walking, a set of joint trajectories is acceptable as long as it satisfies certain overa...
Abstract — This paper investigates the ability of dynamically walking bipeds to adapt their motion t...
International audienceIn this paper we present the experimental validation of a framework for the sy...
Abstract — This paper presents a method for achieving stable periodic walking, consisting of phases ...
International audienceWe address the problem of stabilizing a planar biped robot on a complete walki...
This paper presents a method for achieving stable periodic walking, consisting of phases of single a...