2022 International Automatic Control Conference (CACS) 2022
DOI: 10.1109/cacs55319.2022.9969857
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Adaptive Motion Control of a Terrain-Adaptive Self-Balancing Leg-Wheeled Mobile Robot over Rough Terrain

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“…Innovative strategies, such as inverted equilibrium manifolds and advanced jump control algorithms, bolster the robots' balance and steering capabilities [202], [207], [209]. Moreover, these robots exemplify cutting-edge motion planning and control developments, including optimized crawling in tight spaces and the ability to account for real-world uncertainties during simulation testing [210], [211]. Bipedal robots that can adapt to varying ground conditions by blending walking and wheeling techniques show promise in achieving speed and energy efficiency across diverse applications [210], [212].…”
Section: Future Directions Of Control S and Design In Bipedal Wheel-l...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Innovative strategies, such as inverted equilibrium manifolds and advanced jump control algorithms, bolster the robots' balance and steering capabilities [202], [207], [209]. Moreover, these robots exemplify cutting-edge motion planning and control developments, including optimized crawling in tight spaces and the ability to account for real-world uncertainties during simulation testing [210], [211]. Bipedal robots that can adapt to varying ground conditions by blending walking and wheeling techniques show promise in achieving speed and energy efficiency across diverse applications [210], [212].…”
Section: Future Directions Of Control S and Design In Bipedal Wheel-l...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En Singh et al (2020) se utilizó para agregar un grado de libertad a un escáner 2D y poder realizar nubes de puntos en 3D; esto utilizando la información de la posición que ofrece el servomotor mismo. También se ha utilizado para mover las ruedas de un robot balancín diseñado para terrenos difíciles (Tsai et al, 2022) y en robots del tipo araña con aplicaciones interesantes como la detección de minas en zonas desmilitarizadas (Oh y Kim, 2021).…”
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