Bauer F, Seipel J, Budday D (2012)
Publication Language: English
Publication Type: Conference contribution, Conference Contribution
Publication year: 2012
Edited Volumes: Proceedings of the ASME Design Engineering Technical Conference
Pages Range: 859-866
Conference Proceedings Title: Proceedings of the ASME
The SLIP model has shown a way to easily represent the center of mass dynamics of human walking and running. For 2D motions in the sagittal plane, the model shows self-stabilizing effects that can be very useful when designing a humanoid robot. However, this self-stability could not be found in threedimensional running, but simple control strategies achieved stabilization of running in three dimensions. Yet, 3D walking with SLIP has not been analyzed to the same extent. In this paper we show that three-dimensional humanoid SLIP walking is also unstable, but can be stabilized using the same strategy that has been successful for running. It is shown that this approach leads to the desired periodic solutions. Furthermore, the influence of different parameters on stability and robustness is examined. Using a performance test to simulate the transition from an upright position to periodic walking we show that the stability is robust. With a comparison of common models for humanoid walking and running it is shown that the simple control mechanism is able to achieve stable solutions for all models, providing a very general approach to this problem. The derived results point out preferable parameters to increase robustness promising the possibility of successfully realizing a humanoid walking robot based on 3D SLIP. © 2012 by ASME.
APA:
Bauer, F., Seipel, J., & Budday, D. (2012). Stability and robustness of a 3D SLIP model for walking using lateral leg placement control. In Proceedings of the ASME (pp. 859-866). Chicago, US.
MLA:
Bauer, Fabian, Justin Seipel, and Dominik Budday. "Stability and robustness of a 3D SLIP model for walking using lateral leg placement control." Proceedings of the ASME, Chicago 2012. 859-866.
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