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Control theory
Rotation
Differential calculus
Physical quantities
Robot control
Feedback linearization
Kinematics
Linearization
Inverse dynamics
Physics
Systems theory
Cybernetics

Proceedings of 2004 1EEElRS.J International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems September 28 -October 2,2004, Sendal, Japan A Sliding Controller for Bipedal Balancing Using Integrated Movement of Contact and Non

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