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Empirical validation of a spined sagittal-plane quadrupedal model
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2017
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Robot KinematicsEmpirical ValidationEngineeringAerospace SimulationField RoboticsMotor ControlCenter TrajectoryStabilityKinesiologyBiomechanicsNumerical SimulationBio-inspired RoboticsCelestial MechanicLegged RobotModeling And SimulationKinematicsPowered SpineGeodesyHealth SciencesMechatronicsBipedal LocomotionRobot ControlAerospace EngineeringMechanical SystemsRoboticsSpine Actuation
We document empirically stable bounding using an actively powered spine on the Inu quadrupedal robot, and propose a reduced-order model to capture the dynamics associated with this additional, actuated spine degree of freedom. This model is sufficiently accurate as to roughly describe the robots mass center trajectory during a bounding limit cycle, thus making it a potential option for low dimensional representations of spine actuation in steady-state legged locomotion.
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