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This paper presents a method for humanoid robots to sense and adapt to changes in inertial parameters caused by heavy tool use or carrying significant payloads. The approach uses whole body model predictive control combined with online parameter estimation to improve robot performance in practical...
This paper presents a method for humanoid robots to sense and adapt to changes in inertial parameters caused by heavy tool use or carrying significant payloads. The approach uses whole body model predictive control combined with online parameter estimation to improve robot performance in practical...
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The effective deployment of humanoid robots in practical tasks of interest will require a capability of sensing and adapting to variations in inertial parameters, as occurs during heavy tool use or when carrying significant payload. Such payloads constitute a significant proportion of the combined payload-robot...
Adapting to varying payloads is crucial for humanoid robots to operate effectively in real-world environments where they handle diverse tools and objects. This capability enhances robot autonomy and reliability beyond simple feedback control methods.
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