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DAMP is a reinforcement learning framework designed to enable humanoid robots to achieve stable and naturalistic locomotion over challenging terrains without relying on perceived environmental information. This approach addresses the difficulty of traversing complex environments by focusing on robu...
DAMP is a reinforcement learning framework designed to enable humanoid robots to achieve stable and naturalistic locomotion over challenging terrains without relying on perceived environmental information. This approach addresses the difficulty of traversing complex environments by focusing on robu...
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Humanoid robots possess the structural capability to traverse complex terrains. However, achieving stable t raversal without relying on perceived information remains challenging, particularly in complex environments. This paper introduces DAMP, a reinforcement learning framework aimed at achieving robust and...
Robust locomotion without dependence on perception can enhance humanoid robots' ability to operate in unpredictable or sensor-limited environments. This advancement could improve the deployment of humanoid robots in real-world scenarios where terrain complexity and sensor reliability are concerns.
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