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STARLETH: A COMPLIANT QUADRUPEDAL ROBOT FOR FAST, EFFICIENT, AND VERSATILE LOCOMOTION

HUTTER, MARCO, GEHRING, CHRISTIAN, BLOESCH, MICHAEL, HOEPFLINGER, MARK A., REMY, C. DAVID, SIEGWART, ROLAND·2012·Adaptive Mobile Robotics

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This paper introduces StarlETH, a compliant quadrupedal robot that is designed to study fast, efficient, and versatile locomotion.The platform is fully actuated with high compliant series elastic actuation, making the system torque controllable and at the same time well suited for highly dynamic maneuvers.We additionally emphasize key elements of a powerful real time control and simulation environment.The work is concluded with a number of experiments that demonstrate the performance of the presented hardware and controllers.

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Authors
HUTTER, M., GEHRING, C., BLOESCH, M., HOEPFLINGER, M. A., REMY, C. D., & SIEGWART, R.
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Adaptive Mobile Robotics
Published
2012-07-18
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483-490
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book chapter
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en
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