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most citedMotion Planning for Quadrupedal Locomotion: Coupled Planning, Terrain Mapping and Whole-Body Control

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cs.RO2019★ 1 cited

On the Hardware Feasibility of Nonlinear Trajectory Optimization for Legged Locomotion based on a Simplified Dynamics

Angelo Bratta, Romeo Orsolino, Michele Focchi +3

Simplified models are useful to increase the computational efficiency of a motion planning algorithm, but their lack of accuracy have to be managed. We propose two feasibility cons…

cs.RO2019★ 38 cited

Hierarchical Planning of Dynamic Movements without Scheduled Contact Sequences

Carlos Mastalli, Ioannis Havoutis, Michele Focchi +2

Most animal and human locomotion behaviors for solving complex tasks involve dynamic motions and rich contact interaction. In fact, complex maneuvers need to consider dynamic movem…

cs.RO2019★ 123 cited

Simultaneous Contact, Gait and Motion Planning for Robust Multi-Legged Locomotion via Mixed-Integer Convex Optimization

Bernardo Aceituno-Cabezas, Carlos Mastalli, Hongkai Dai +7

Traditional motion planning approaches for multi-legged locomotion divide the problem into several stages, such as contact search and trajectory generation. However, reasoning abou…

cs.RO2019★ 93 cited

Planning and Execution of Dynamic Whole-Body Locomotion for a Hydraulic Quadruped on Challenging Terrain

Alexander W. Winkler, Carlos Mastalli, Ioannis Havoutis +3

We present a framework for dynamic quadrupedal locomotion over challenging terrain, where the choice of appropriate footholds is crucial for the success of the behaviour. We build…

cs.RO2019

STANCE: Locomotion Adaptation over Soft Terrain

Shamel Fahmi, Michele Focchi, Andreea Radulescu +3

Whole-body Control (WBC) has emerged as an important framework in locomotion control for legged robots. However, most of WBC frameworks fail to generalize beyond rigid terrains. Le…

cs.RO2019

Feasible Region: an Actuation-Aware Extension of the Support Region

Romeo Orsolino, Michele Focchi, Stéphane Caron +3

In legged locomotion the projection of the robot Center of Mass (CoM) being inside the convex hull of the contact points is a commonly accepted sufficient condition to achieve stat…