Initial experiments on a leg mechanism with a flexible geared joint and footpad

作者: K.H. Low

DOI: 10.1163/1568553053662546

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摘要: In the present work, a leg mechanism together with flexible joint system is designed and constructed. The expected to walk on uneven terrain be subject certain impact or contact forces. effect of gear footpad shock absorption main concern. torque motor force foot are analyzed different control schemes. performance movement by these methods also presented. proposed methodology could next applied newly two-link mechanism. It hoped that study can extended an exoskeleton being developed.

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