A new paper by Zijian Ge proposes adaptive traversal tubes, a navigation approach that lets bipedal humanoids plan routes while accounting for how they need to change posture, such as crouching or turning sideways, to fit through constrained spaces. It was...
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Adaptive traversal tubes help bipedal humanoids pick the right posture for tight spaces
A new paper by Zijian Ge proposes adaptive traversal tubes, a navigation approach that lets bipedal humanoids plan routes while accounting for how they need to change posture, such as crouching or turning sideways, to fit through constrained spaces. It was...
A new paper by Zijian Ge proposes adaptive traversal tubes, a navigation approach that lets bipedal humanoids plan routes while accounting for how they need to change posture, such as crouching or turning sideways, to fit through constrained spaces. It was posted to arXiv's robotics and systems categories this...
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