Solving position-posture deviation problem of multi-legged walking robots with semi-round rigid feet by closed-loop control
Solving position-posture deviation problem of multi-legged walking robots with semi-round rigid feet by closed-loop control
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DOI:
10.1007/s11771-014-2408-3
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发表时间:
2014-11
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
Gang Chen;Bo Jin;Ying Chen
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作者:
Gang Chen;Bo Jin;Ying Chen
The semi-round rigid feet would cause position-posture deviation problem because the actual foothold position is hardly known due to the rolling effect of the semi-round rigid feet during the robot walking. The position-posture deviation problem may harm to the stability and the harmony of the robot, or even makes the robot tip over and fail to walk forward. Focused on the position-posture deviation problem of multi-legged walking robots with semi-round rigid feet, a new method of position-posture closed-loop control is proposed to solve the position-posture deviation problem caused by semi-round rigid feet, based on the inverse velocity kinematics of the multi-legged walking robots. The position-posture closed-loop control is divided into two parts: the position closed-loop control and the posture closed-loop control. Thus, the position-posture control for the robot which is a tight coupling and nonlinear system is decoupled. Co-simulations of position-posture open-loop control and position-posture closed-loop control by MATLAB and ADAMS are implemented, respectively. The co-simulation results verify that the position-posture closed-loop control performs well in solving the position-posture deviation problem caused by semi-round rigid feet.