Reachability Constraints
Reachability Constraints is a footstep planning construct that specifies the physical and kinematic limitations governing whether a robot can transition from one foothold to another, distinguishing it from other planning constraints by focusing exclusively on the feasibility of inter-step reachability based on locomotion dynamics and environmental geometry.
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Georgia Institute of Technology
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