With the growth of robotics, mobile robots are increasingly becoming common in key sectors of the economy. When compared to wheeled and tracked robots, legged robots present greater mobility and maneuverability, but less locomotion stability, which in turn demands more complex control systems. This paper aims to develop a quadruped robot with a PID stabilization controller to compensate for the body oscillation during the walk. For that, the gait planner and the kinematic model algorithm were implemented. After designing and manufacturing the robot, experiments were conducted to assess the robot’s locomotion performance when using the stabilization controller in flat and uneven terrains. It was observed that the stabilization controller contributed to reducing the oscillation of the robot’s body in both roll and pitch angles in both terrains.


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    Title :

    Analysis, Prototyping and Locomotion Control of a Quadruped Robot


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    Publication date :

    2023-10-09


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    1111504 byte





    Type of media :

    Conference paper


    Type of material :

    Electronic Resource


    Language :

    English




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