Geometrical analysis on BIOLOID humanoid system standing on single leg

M. Akhtaruzzaman, A. Shafie
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In near future humanoid robots will not only be able to socialize with the human being but will also be able to replace him even in the irksome and dangerous tasks, ranging from rescuing situations to interplanetary exploration. Nowadays many researchers are engaged on this field to make the humanoid more adaptable, intelligent and representable to the dynamic environment. Designing a suitable and efficient gait for the Biped Intelligent Machine (BIM) is a complex task. In this paper a geometrical analysis is presented to identify the movements and positions of the Center of Gravity (CoG) of a humanoid system while it balancing itself in the Single Support (SS) mode. SS mode while standing on single leg is a very critical job for a bipedal system. The paper also exemplifies the results based on the proposed Geometrical Analysis Technique (GAT) which is applied on the BIOLOID humanoid system.
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单腿站立仿生仿生系统的几何分析
在不久的将来,人形机器人不仅能够与人类交往,而且甚至能够取代人类从事从救援到星际探索等令人厌烦和危险的任务。为了提高仿人机器人对动态环境的适应性、智能化和可表征性,目前许多研究者都在致力于这一领域的研究。为双足智能机器人(BIM)设计合适且高效的步态是一项复杂的任务。本文提出了一种几何分析方法,用于识别仿人系统在单支撑平衡模式下的重心运动和位置。单腿站立时的SS模式对两足系统来说是非常关键的工作。本文还举例说明了基于所提出的几何分析技术(GAT)在BIOLOID类人系统上的应用结果。
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