5 accepted papers
We describe a system design approach for the bilateral teleoperation of a humanoid robot. We have focused on bipedal stability and 2D/3D locomotion space problems. Our proposed system has two robot hardware and two control software. The master side hardware is newly developed seat-type whole-body ex
In this paper, we propose walking balance control based on Caputurability. The proposed method consists of five strategies: (i) moving Zero Moment Point (ZMP) in the support polygon (ii) landing position modification (iii) landing timing modification (iv) angular momentum control (v) falling detecti…
In this paper, we propose novel methods suitable for online real time whole body master-slave control with real life-sized humanoid robot. We conducted some dynamic whole body master-slave experiment with life-sized humanoid robot, and we achieved speedier and flexible master-slave operation compare…
In this study, we propose a novel method to operate whole body of a humanoid robot, which also includes both feet, dynamically and safely with the master-slave approach. The conventional whole body master-slave approaches need static balancing assumption or a certain time length of planning after op…
Recent studies have explored humanoid robots in contact with the environment in various ways. However, many of them assumed static rather than sliding contacts. Studies on humanoid shuffle motion planning have realized sliding motions, such as turning, but relied on quasi-static balance control. In