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Fault tolerant gaits of legged robots for locked joint failures

Authors: Jung-Min Yang 0001; D.-I. Ko; Kwang-Hyun Shim; S.-K. Hwang;

Fault tolerant gaits of legged robots for locked joint failures

Abstract

In this paper, fault detection and tolerance in static walking of legged robots are addressed. A kind of fault events, locked joint failure, is defined and its properties are investigated in the frame of gait study and robot kinematics. For the purpose of tolerating a locked joint failure, an algorithm of fault tolerant gaits for a quadruped robot is proposed in which the robot can continue its walking after a locked failure occurs to a joint of a leg. A case study on applying the proposed scheme to wave gaits verifies its applicability and capability.

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