Research Status on Jumping Function of Quadruped Robots

The jumping function of quadruped robots is an important ability to achieve high maneuverability and adaptability in complex environments. The current research status of the jumping function of quadruped robots was reviewed, including the latest progress in the structural design, the control model d...

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Main Authors: Hua Congcong, Yang Zihe, Xia Yanting, Yan Jianrong, Gao Guanjian, Luo Fuliang, Ma Wenshuo, Li Zhijie
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Published: Editorial Office of Journal of Mechanical Transmission 2024-01-01
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author Hua Congcong
Yang Zihe
Xia Yanting
Yan Jianrong
Gao Guanjian
Luo Fuliang
Ma Wenshuo
Li Zhijie
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Yang Zihe
Xia Yanting
Yan Jianrong
Gao Guanjian
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Ma Wenshuo
Li Zhijie
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description The jumping function of quadruped robots is an important ability to achieve high maneuverability and adaptability in complex environments. The current research status of the jumping function of quadruped robots was reviewed, including the latest progress in the structural design, the control model design, and the control algorithm design. In terms of the structural design based on the jumping function, the skeleton structure, joint design, and material selection of quadruped robots were optimized to improve the jumping ability and the stability. In the design of control models based on the jumping function, various dynamic models were proposed to describe the jumping behavior of quadruped robots. These models can be used to predict and optimize the jump performance, and provide a foundation for the subsequent control algorithm design. An accurate control model can ensure the stable and precise control, thereby improving the jumping performance and adaptability of robots. In the design of control algorithms based on the jump function, traditional control methods such as PID control, fuzzy control, and adaptive control were widely used in the control of jump function. In addition, advanced control methods such as reinforcement learning, neural networks, and genetic algorithms also were explored and applied. These methods can improve the jumping performance, the stability, and the adaptability, enabling robots to achieve efficient jumping in dynamic and complex environments.
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spelling doaj-art-9280a65b9b664a4da7a012ba11e792702025-01-10T15:01:06ZzhoEditorial Office of Journal of Mechanical TransmissionJixie chuandong1004-25392024-01-0111367583668Research Status on Jumping Function of Quadruped RobotsHua CongcongYang ZiheXia YantingYan JianrongGao GuanjianLuo FuliangMa WenshuoLi ZhijieThe jumping function of quadruped robots is an important ability to achieve high maneuverability and adaptability in complex environments. The current research status of the jumping function of quadruped robots was reviewed, including the latest progress in the structural design, the control model design, and the control algorithm design. In terms of the structural design based on the jumping function, the skeleton structure, joint design, and material selection of quadruped robots were optimized to improve the jumping ability and the stability. In the design of control models based on the jumping function, various dynamic models were proposed to describe the jumping behavior of quadruped robots. These models can be used to predict and optimize the jump performance, and provide a foundation for the subsequent control algorithm design. An accurate control model can ensure the stable and precise control, thereby improving the jumping performance and adaptability of robots. In the design of control algorithms based on the jump function, traditional control methods such as PID control, fuzzy control, and adaptive control were widely used in the control of jump function. In addition, advanced control methods such as reinforcement learning, neural networks, and genetic algorithms also were explored and applied. These methods can improve the jumping performance, the stability, and the adaptability, enabling robots to achieve efficient jumping in dynamic and complex environments.http://www.jxcd.net.cn/thesisDetails?columnId=67583668&Fpath=home&index=0Quadruped robotJump functionStructure designControl modelControl algorithm
spellingShingle Hua Congcong
Yang Zihe
Xia Yanting
Yan Jianrong
Gao Guanjian
Luo Fuliang
Ma Wenshuo
Li Zhijie
Research Status on Jumping Function of Quadruped Robots
Jixie chuandong
Quadruped robot
Jump function
Structure design
Control model
Control algorithm
title Research Status on Jumping Function of Quadruped Robots
title_full Research Status on Jumping Function of Quadruped Robots
title_fullStr Research Status on Jumping Function of Quadruped Robots
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title_short Research Status on Jumping Function of Quadruped Robots
title_sort research status on jumping function of quadruped robots
topic Quadruped robot
Jump function
Structure design
Control model
Control algorithm
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