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Advantage of straight walk instability in turning maneuver of multilegged locomotion: a robotics approach | Scientific Reports
Compliant Quadruped Legs Using Servos | Hackaday
Designing a More Human-Like Lower Leg for Biped Robots - IEEE Spectrum
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Gait Analysis of Quadruped Robot Using the Equivalent Mechanism Concept Based on Metamorphosis | Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering | Full Text
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Left: The bipedal robot Cassie developed by Agility Robotics. Each leg... | Download Scientific Diagram
Figure 1 from Design improvement of a 2-DOF ankle joint actuation mechanism for a humanoid robot | Semantic Scholar
Sensors | Free Full-Text | On the Biomimetic Design of Agile-Robot Legs
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a) Leg trajectory of the biped robot during one step. Black and gray... | Download Scientific Diagram
Want a Robot to Walk Like You? Don't Expect It to Look Human | WIRED
Sensors | Free Full-Text | Towards the Exploitation of Physical Compliance in Segmented and Electrically Actuated Robotic Legs: A Review Focused on Elastic Mechanisms | HTML
Leg Locomotion Adaption for Quadruped Robots with Ground Compliance Estimation
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Solved Problem 3 Shown below is a planar 3 d.o.f. robotic | Chegg.com
Robots - Dynamic Legged Systems - IIT
Robotic legs inspired by emus use less energy to run | New Scientist
A more comfortable robotic prosthetic leg | Michigan Robotics
Why do a lot of biped and quadrupedal robots have the first link of their legs angled back and the second link angled forward? : r/robotics
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