Abstract¶
In this talk, we will discuss stair climbing experiments carried out with the HRP-4 humanoid as part of an Airbus manufacturing use case. Our solution is based on linear inverted pendulum tracking, quadratic-programming wrench distribution and a whole-body admittance controller that relies on both end-effector and CoM strategies. After presenting these components, we will open up the discussion on the interplay between end-effector and CoM strategies, as well as their potential applications in multi-contact.
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Stair climbing experiments with HRP-4 |
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Walking trajectory generation with height variations |
Discussion ¶
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