Matthew Pan
Bobby Bristow
Espen Knoop
Chouchang (Jack) Yang
Antagonistic Muscle based Robot Control for Physical Interactions
In this paper, we examine a novel biologically-inspired control method, emulating antagonistic muscle pairs based on a nonlinear Hill model.
High-Performance Robotic Muscles from Conductive Nylon Sewing Thread
In this paper, we develop a thermomechanical and thermoelectric model of SCP actuators, and examine their controllability.
Eye-Tracktive: Measuring Attention to Body Parts When Judging Human Motions
Virtual humans are often endowed with human-like characteristics to make them more appealing and engaging.
A Fluid-Suspension Electromagnetically Driven Eye with Video Capability for Animatronic Applications
We have prototyped a compact, fluid-suspension, electromagnetically-rotated animatronic eye.
Multi-Layered Automultiscopic Displays
In this paper, we introduce a framework to analyze the bandwidth of such display devices.
Comparing Foot Placement Strategies for Planar Bipedal Walking
A number of foot placement strategies for walking have been proposed that make use of widely varying model complexities. Although a number of successful demonstrations have been individually shown in simulation and on physical robots, it is difficult to make a direct performance comparison due to the large differences in hardware, gait generation strategy, control system gains, actuator saturation limits, sensor noise, and many other physical limitations. Here we present a quantitative stability comparison of four foot-placement strategies.
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