Energy plane analysis for passive dynamic walking

Energy plane analysis for passive dynamic walking

In this paper, we introduce a novel concept to explore passive dynamic walking. When a planar bipedal robot walks down a shallow slope without any actuations, the total energy of the system moves dynamically because of interactions between energy loss and gain at impact. Our approach is to plot ener...

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