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most citedTactile sensing enables vertical obstacle negotiation for elongate many-legged robots

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cs.RO2026

Water Surface Swimming in a Centipede and its Robophysical Model

Zhaochen J. Xu, Delfin Aydin, Abdullah Mustafa +4

Elongate multi-legged robots use coordinated body waves and distributed legs to move through cluttered terrestrial environments. However, as housing actuators for independent leg c…

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GM-Loco: Terrain-Adaptive Humanoid Locomotion on Granular Media

Junnosuke Kamohara, Feiyang Wu, Andy Ningan Zong +4

Humanoid locomotion on granular terrain remains a significant challenge due to its complex foot-terrain interaction dynamics that are difficult to model. Existing approaches either…

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Robust bipedal locomotion on flowable slopes via foot-driven terrain manipulation

Deniz Kerimoglu, Junnosuke Kamohara, Jiyeon Maeng +4

Bipedal robots are challenging to control because they operate close to instability, where small variations in foot-terrain contact can rapidly destabilize locomotion. On rigid ter…

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Three-dimensional hydro-cluttered locomotion by an undulatory robot

Tianyu Wang, Matthew Fernandez, Galen Tunnicliffe +10

Aquatic robots have expanded human access to underwater environments, yet many underwater spaces contain obstacles that can disrupt open-water locomotion. In "hydro-cluttered" envi…

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A Robust Antenna Provides Tactile Feedback in a Multi-legged Robot

Zhaochen J. Xu, Juntao He, Delfin Aydan +5

Multi-legged elongate robots hold promise for maneuvering through complex environments. Prior work has demonstrated that reliable locomotion can be achieved using open-loop body un…

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Agile asymmetric multi-legged locomotion: contact planning via geometric mechanics and spin model duality

Jackson Habala, Gabriel B. Margolis, Tianyu Wang +8

Legged robot research is presently focused on bipedal or quadrupedal robots, despite capabilities to build robots with many more legs to potentially improve locomotion performance.…