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Environmental Characterization and Path Planning for Legged Robots Considering Foot-terrain Interaction
2020
Journal of Mechanical Engineering
Abstract:During the walking of a legged robot, the interactions between its end of feet and the terrain strongly affect the traversability of the robot. Foot-terrain interaction is closely related to the geometry of the terrain surface and the physical characteristics of it. Therefore, path planning based on geometric map alone is difficult to meet the demand of avoiding non-geometric hazards such as soft sand in the wild. To solve this problem, an environment model including geometric and
doi:10.3901/jme.2020.23.021
fatcat:hdsz72olufbdrl5l44hav3uy4y