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A Biologically-Inspired Dynamic Legged Locomotion With a Modular Reconfigurable Robot
2008
ASME 2008 Dynamic Systems and Control Conference, Parts A and B
unpublished
Reconfigurable Modular robots can adapt their morphology and their gaits for locomotion to different types of environment, whether like a snake for constrained spaces or a wheeled like shape for efficient and fast locomotion on flat terrain. This paper proposes a scalable biologically-inspired legged style of locomotion. It proposes a modular robot with legs that are compliant. The legs are purely passive with no actuators and locomotion is achieved using pure body articulation. Results are
doi:10.1115/dscc2008-2402
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