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Virtual model control: An intuitive approach for bipedal locomotion

Pratt et al., 2001

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10394449083291137461
Author
Pratt J
Chew C
Torres A
Dilworth P
Pratt G
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The International Journal of Robotics Research

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Virtual model control is a motion control framework that uses virtual components to create virtual forces generated when the virtual components interact with a robot system. An algorithm derived based on the virtual model control framework is applied to a physical …
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