The main purpose of this paper is to present a linear complementarity problem （LCP） method for a planar passive dynamic walker with round feet based on an event-driven scheme. The passive dynamic walker is treated a...The main purpose of this paper is to present a linear complementarity problem （LCP） method for a planar passive dynamic walker with round feet based on an event-driven scheme. The passive dynamic walker is treated as a planar multi-rigid-body system. The dynamic equations of the passive dynamic walker are obtained by using Lagrange＇s equations of the second kind. The normal forces and frictional forces acting on the feet of the passive walker are described based on a modified Hertz contact model and Coulomb＇s law of dry friction. The state transition problem of stick-slip between feet and floor is formulated as an LCR which is solved with an event-driven scheme. Finally, to validate the methodology, four gaits of the walker are simulated： the stance leg neither slips nor bounces; the stance leg slips without bouncing; the stance leg bounces without slipping; the walker stands after walking several steps.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grants 11372018, 11772021)
文摘The main purpose of this paper is to present a linear complementarity problem （LCP） method for a planar passive dynamic walker with round feet based on an event-driven scheme. The passive dynamic walker is treated as a planar multi-rigid-body system. The dynamic equations of the passive dynamic walker are obtained by using Lagrange＇s equations of the second kind. The normal forces and frictional forces acting on the feet of the passive walker are described based on a modified Hertz contact model and Coulomb＇s law of dry friction. The state transition problem of stick-slip between feet and floor is formulated as an LCR which is solved with an event-driven scheme. Finally, to validate the methodology, four gaits of the walker are simulated： the stance leg neither slips nor bounces; the stance leg slips without bouncing; the stance leg bounces without slipping; the walker stands after walking several steps.
