摘要

This paper presents a frontal model for the limit cycle walker which consists of upper body, flat foot and ankle stiffness, to investigate the stability of a 3-D biped by applying passive stiffness and torque in ankle joints in frontal plane to stabilize lateral motion. We compare the effects of mechanical parameters and four types of ankle actuation on lateral balance through numerical simulations. The analysis results can help the design of more stable physical robots based on limit cycle walking.

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