THE DESIGN OF ATRIAS 1.0 A UNIQUE MONOPOD, HOPPING ROBOT ∗
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ATRIAS 1.0 is a spring-legged, monopod robot designed and built as a prototype towards a human-scale 3D biped. The monopod has to meet certain requirements concerning locomotion dynamics and energy efficiency to meet the goal of a biped that can autonomously walk and run efficiently and robustly outdoors, untethered over realistic (non-ideal) terrain. The design of ATRIAS 1.0 includes adequate control authority for robust locomotion as well as incorporating the idea of passive dynamics for high energy economy. Towards this effort, the passive dynamics of ATRIAS 1.0 are designed to match the key features of the Spring Loaded Inverted Pendulu mm odel: a massless leg, mass centered at the hip joint, and a series spring between the ground and the mass at the hip joint. In this paper the authors discuss the key features of this unique robot design.
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