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Capturability-Based Analysis and Control of Legged Locomotion, Part 1: Theory and Application to Three Simple Gait Models Twan Koolen∗† Tomas de Boer∗
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Document Date: 2013-11-03 20:24:51


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Capturability / /

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Netherlands / /

Facility

Delft University of Technology / Honda Research Institute / University of Michigan / /

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hybrid dynamic systems / control algorithm / energy considerations / mass-spring systems / balance control law / orbital energy / control systems / tain zero orbital energy / legged systems / bipedal systems / /

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Institute for Human and Machine Cognition / Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency / NASA / University of Michigan / Ann Arbor / office of Naval Research / Honda Research Institute / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Army Tank and Automotive Research and Development Command / Delft University of Technology / Center of Pressure / the University of Michigan / Extrapolated Center / /

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Tomas de Boer / John Rebula‡ Ambarish Goswami / Jerry Pratt / /

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walker / controller / purely passive walker / /

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Florida / California / Massachusetts / Michigan / /

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control algorithm / simulation / GUI / /

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