Miguel-Angel Ortega-Palacios, Amparo Dora Palomino-Merino, Fernando Reyes-Cortes
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Abstract
The study of humanoid robots is still a challenge for the scientific community, although there are several related works in this area, several limitations have been found in the literature that drive the need to develop an inverse kinematic modeling of biped robots. This paper presents a research proposal for the Bioloid Premium robot. The objective is to propose a complete solution to the inverse kinematics model for a 18 DOF (Degrees Of Freedom) biped robot. This model will serve as a starting point to obtain the dynamic model of the robot in a subsequent work. The proposed methodology can be extended to other biped robots.
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Fundamentals of automation and robotics Applied automatics Mobile robots control Distributed systems Navigation Mechatronics systems in robotics Sensors and actuators Data transmission Biomechatronics Mobile computing