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Dynamic optimality in real-time: A learning framework for near-optimal robot motions

Weitschat et al., 2013

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3604485363920230304
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Weitschat R
Haddadin S
Huber F
Albu-Scha A
et al.
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2013 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems

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Elastic robots have a distinct feature that makes them especially interesting to optimal control: their ability to mechanically store and release potential energy. However, solving any kind of optimal control problem for such highly nonlinear dynamics is feasible only …
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