Analysis of balance control methods based on inverted pendulum for legged robots

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Abstract

Methods of balance control for a legged robot, the model of which is presented as a two-section inverted pendulum, are considered. The following balance methods for humanoid robots are analysed: The parallel algorithm of the network operator method; the method of natural synergies; the method of fuzzy control, the spherical inverted pendulum mode, a dual length linear inverted pendulum method. The best of these methods will be used in the development of the Russian anthropomorphic robot Antares.

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Denisov, A., Iakovlev, R., Mamaev, I., & Pavliuk, N. (2017). Analysis of balance control methods based on inverted pendulum for legged robots. In MATEC Web of Conferences (Vol. 113). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201711302004

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