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This paper summaries basic principles and concepts of intelligent controls, implemented in humanoid robotics as well as recent algorithms being devised for advanced control of humanoid robots. Secondly, this paper presents a new approach neuro-fuzzy system. We have included some simulating results from our computational intelligence technique that will be applied to our humanoid robot. Subsequently, we determine a relationship between joint trajectories and located forces on robot-s foot through a proposed neuro-fuzzy technique.
Neuro-Fuzzy System., Computational Intelligence, Biped Robot, Static and Dynamic Walking, Gait Synthesis
Neuro-Fuzzy System., Computational Intelligence, Biped Robot, Static and Dynamic Walking, Gait Synthesis
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