S M, Bhagath and R, Prasanth Kumar
(2011)
A Rule Based Biped Dynamic Walking.
Masters thesis, Indian Institute of Technology.
Abstract
Dynamic walking approach has got its significance because of its energy efficiency in walking.
Walking models are made using this approach which would consume energy as low as the
energy required for human being walking. The basis of this dynamic walking is purely passive
walking which takes no energy for walking.
For a simple compass model passive walking can be achieved only for particular initial
conditions (angular positions and velocities) which are found by trial and error or from
previous experience.Various ways are derived to make the model walk on a level ground by
supplying external energy through some means i.e torques at hip joint and ankle joints which
is called active walking. Two approaches are available for active walking, one is creating
virtual slope and then by applying equivalent torques at ankle and hip as the functions
of virtual slope;other approach is using torsional springs and dampers at hip as well as
ankles such that the torques are given in terms of springs' stiffness coefficient and damping
coefficient. The stability is analyzed based on ZMP position. When ZMP of the system falls
within the foot support area then system is said to be stable.
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