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A Hybrid Locomotion Control Approach

This paper presents the joint control part of a new hybrid locomotion control concept. The concept is based on a CPG-model, a reflex model inspired by artificial neurons, and a posture control model. It has been successfully tested on the 8-legged walking robot SCORPION.

Dirk Spenneberg

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