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About the Book With the advancement of technology, new exciting approaches enable us to render mobile robotic systems more versatile, robust and cost-efficient. Some researchers combine climbing and walking techniques with a modular approach, a reconfigurable approach, or a swarm approach to realize novel prototypes as flexible mobile robotic platforms featuring all necessary locomotion capabilities. The purpose of this book is to provide an overview of the latest wide-range achievements in climbing and walking robotic technology to researchers, scientists, and engineers throughout the world. Different aspects including control simulation, locomotion realization, methodology, and system integration are presented from the scientific and from the technical point of view. This book consists of two main parts, one dealing with walking robots, the second with climbing robots. The content is also grouped by theoretical research and applicative realization. Every chapter offers a considerable amount of interesting and useful information. |
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Table of Contents
01Mechanics and Simulation of Six-Legged Walking Robots
02Attitude and Steering Control of the Long Articulated Body Mobile Robot KORYU
04Non-time Reference Gait Planning and Stability Control for Bipedal Walking
05Design Methodology for Biped Robots: Applications in Robotics and Prosthetics
07Test Methods and Knowledge Representation for Urban Search and Rescue Robots
08Simplified Modelling of Legs Dynamics on Quadruped Robots' Force Control Approach
09The Bio-Inspired SCORPION Robot: DesignControl & Lessons Learned
10A Climbing Robot for Cleaning Glass Surface with Motion Planning and Visual Sensing
12Complex and Flexible Robot Motions by Strand-Muscle Actuators
13Dynamic Walk of Humanoids: Momentum Compensation based on the Optimal Pelvic Rotation
15A 4WD Omnidirectional Mobile Platform and its Application to Wheelchairs
16Evolution of Biped Locomotion Using Linear Genetic Programming
17Optimal Design of a New Wheeled Mobile Robot by Kinetic Analysis for the Stair-Climbing States
18City-Climber: A New GenerationWall-climbing Robots
19Connected Crawler Robot -Design and Motion Planning for Climbing a Step
21Worm-like Locomotion Systems (WLLS) - Theory, Control and Prototypes