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Grazia Zambella

5 accepted papers

2026

Whole-Body Stabilization of a Cable-Suspended Multirotor Platform Carrying a Slung Load (I)

ICRA 2026poster

Suspended multirotor platforms are fascinating systems that can be employed in construction applications to provide safe transportation of heavy loads. Such a system comprising a cable-suspended platform with attached load features seven degrees of freedom (DoF) motion for the whole system. In this …

Cited by 0Scholar
2025

Experimental Comparison of Whole-Body Control Formulations for Humanoid Robots in Task Acceleration and Task Force Spaces

IROS 2025

This paper studies the experimental comparison of two different whole-body control formulations for humanoid robots: inverse dynamics whole-body control (ID-WBC) and passivity-based whole-body control (PB-WBC). The two controllers fundamentally differ from each other as the first is formulated in ta

Cited by 2SourceScholar
2023

Agile and Dynamic Standing-Up Control for Humanoids Using 3D Divergent Component of Motion in Multi-Contact Scenario

RA-L 2023

Standing-up is a task that humanoids need to be able to perform in order to be employed in real-world scenarios. This paper proposes a new robust strategy for a humanoid to stand up in challenging scenarios where no completely preplanned motion can accomplish the same task. This strategy exploits th

Cited by 4SourceScholar
2020

An Integrated Dynamic Fall Protection and Recovery System for Two-Wheeled Humanoids

RA-L 2020

Robots face the eventuality of falling. Unplanned events, external disturbances and technical failures may lead a robot to a condition where even an effective dynamic stabilization is not sufficient to maintain the equilibrium. Therefore, it is essential to equip robotic platforms with both active a

Cited by 7SourceScholar
2019

Dynamic Whole-Body Control of Unstable Wheeled Humanoid Robots

RA-L 2019

Control of two-wheeled humanoid robots poses several challenges due to the unstable dynamics of their mobile base and the coupling between the upper and lower body dynamics. The problem is often faced in the literature with methods based on the linearized or simplified models that fail in exploiting

Cited by 48SourceScholar