Balancing on a Rolling Contact

This letter presents a controller for robots that balance in a vertical plane on a rolling contact on a flat horizontal surface. It is an extension of Featherstone's balance controller to the case of robots that balance on rounded feet or wheels. Simulation results demonstrate the ability of th...

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Published in:IEEE robotics and automation letters 2023-12, Vol.8 (12), p.8184-8191
Main Authors: Allione, Federico, Featherstone, Roy, Wensing, Patrick M., Caldwell, Darwin
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Language:English
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Body balancing
Controllers
dynamics
Foot
Motion control
Pendulums
Robot control
Robot dynamics
Robot kinematics
Rolling contact
Tracking
Wheels
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Controllers
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Foot
Motion control
Pendulums
Robot control
Robot dynamics
Robot kinematics
Rolling contact
Tracking
Wheels
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