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Stable Motion Patterns Generation and Control for an Exoskeleton-Robot

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The presented algorithm enables an online generation of stable motion patterns with minimal computational effort. The motion patterns are specified by the user with few task parameters such as: step size, step duration and walking speed, which can be changed in the generation process or during the motion. The algorithm is based on a feedback loop scheme, composed of a linearized and decoupled non-linear model of the biped. To make the algorithm insensitive to model parameters uncertainty a sliding mode controller was integrated in the control loop. The balancing/stabilization of the robot is achieved by appropriate change of the joint accelerations. The performance of the algorithm was studied and demonstrated in a simulation. The algorithm can be used as motion patterns generator, as a high level controller as well as for balancing/stabilization of existing movement trajectories.

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Kondak, K., Hommel, G. (2006). Stable Motion Patterns Generation and Control for an Exoskeleton-Robot. In: Hommel, G., Huanye, S. (eds) Human Interaction with Machines. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4043-1_12

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