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    Title: Influence and dynamics of a mobile robot control on mechanical components
    Authors: Chung, Pei-Yin
    Chen, Ying-Hsiu
    Walter, Liui
    Chen, C Y
    Keywords: Dynamic programming
    fuzzy Lyapunov
    Hermite interpolation
    mobile robots
    motion planning
    time-optimal motion
    Date: 2012
    Issue Date: 2012-10-02T03:55:39Z (UTC)
    Abstract: The application range of a mobile robot is very wide, and includes cleaning, carrying, guiding, manufacturing, remote
    exploration, artificial intelligence, entertainment and even cooking, tension leg platform, consumer and service quality. As
    the different conditions required, a biped robot may have to decide the correct direction, cross ditches, stand up when it
    has fallen down, move along sloping surfaces, avoid some obstacles, and do other things during a walking test. It is difficult
    designing such a robot because its dynamics are very complex, and it is hard to control the stability of biped walking.
    Hence, for operating and ensuring the stability of biped walking, it is necessary to generate an effective control method
    and good trajectory. The contribution focuses on mechanical components.
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