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Humanoid control study tackles walking on unpredictably moving ground
A new research paper addresses humanoid walking when the supporting ground moves in unknown ways. It formulates a control problem involving persistent disturbances and the changing dynamics of legged motion.
Source · arXiv cs.ROAccounting for moving ground addresses a practical obstacle to using humanoids in unstable environments.
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