In order to solve the problem of free gait planning of hexapod robot in complex and rugged terrain, the discrete gait model of hexapod robot is constructed based on the discretization of single foot step distance of hexapod robot. The stability of the robot is analyzed by using the longitudinal stability margin, and the corresponding gait planning strategy is designed. The complex gait planning problem is transformed into the scheduling optimization problem among the position states in each oscillation period. Based on the discrete gait model designed in this paper, a free gait planning method based on DQN (deep Q-learning) algorithm is designed with the average stability margin of the robot as the optimization objective, and its experience replay mechanism is improved. This algorithm optimizes the logic of the experience replay part, reduces the low value iterations and greatly improves the convergence speed. The experimental results show that compared with traditional method, the improved DQN algorithm can plan a free gait with fast convergence, high stability margin and strong adaptability.


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    Title :

    Free Gait Planning of Hexapod Robot Based on Improved DQN Algorithm


    Contributors:
    Liu, Yunhong (author) / Xu, Yuzhang (author)


    Publication date :

    2020-10-14


    Size :

    215365 byte




    Type of media :

    Conference paper


    Type of material :

    Electronic Resource


    Language :

    English



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