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Evolution of Neuro-Controllers for Trajectory Planning Applied to a Bipedal Walking Robot with a Tail

Gutiérrez Guzmán, Álvaro and Berenger, Fernando Juan and Monasterio-Huelin Maciá, Felix (2008) Evolution of Neuro-Controllers for Trajectory Planning Applied to a Bipedal Walking Robot with a Tail. In: New Developments in Robotics Automation and Control. InTech Education and Publishing, Croacia, 121 - 142. ISBN 978-953-7619-20-6

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Authors/Creators:
Creators NameCreators email (if known)
Gutiérrez Guzmán, Álvaro
Berenger, Fernando Juan
Monasterio-Huelin Maciá, Felix
Editors:
Editors NameEditors email (if known)
Lazinica, Aleksandar
Title:Evolution of Neuro-Controllers for Trajectory Planning Applied to a Bipedal Walking Robot with a Tail
Title of Book:New Developments in Robotics Automation and Control
Publisher:InTech Education and Publishing
Journal/Publication Title:New Developments in Robotics, Automation and Control
Date:October 2008
ISBN:978-953-7619-20-6
Number:6
Department:Special Technology Applied Telecommunication
Faculty:E.T.S.I. Telecommunication (UPM)
Creative Commons licenses:Recognition - No derivative works - No commercial
Item ID:2968
Subjects:Telecommunications
Physics

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Abstract

Bipeds are complex hybrid dunamical systems, in the sense that they miz both continuous and discrete-event phenomena (Hurmuzlu et al., 2004). The main characteristic of biped walkers is the abrupt kinematic change between the aerial phase and the support phase accompanied of dynamical impacts. The main problems of these robots is their high power and energy consumption, which limits mainly their autonomy. It could be attributed to, for example, the high number of actuacted joints (about 20), and also because the study of energy consumption is not often considered during the planning of movements.

Item Type:Book Section
Subjects:Telecommunications
Physics
Código ID:2968
Depositado Por:Memoria Investigacion
Depositado el:05 May 2010 11:08
Last Modified:08 Jul 2010 10:18

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