Abstract

The paper considers methods and approaches for semi-automatic motion control of bipedal walking robots in virtual environment systems. The proposed solutions include generating a walking pattern, calculating inverse kinematics, and synthesis of PD-controllers with feedback based on the angle sensor readings. To ensure the static and dynamic stability of the walking robot, generating its movement trajectories is implemented using the criterion of zero mo-ment point (ZMP) and the inverse pendulum model with virtual height. In this case, the walking pattern is generated by solving the problem of inverse kinematics using the Leven-berg-Marquardt method to calculate the rotation angles in the robot joints. To implement semi-automatic motion control of a walking robot in a virtual environment, an approach based on the technology of functional diagrams and virtual control panels is used. Testing the proposed methods and approaches is carried out in the VirSim virtual environment software package and shows their adequacy and efficiency for modelling a walking robot movement while maintaining its balance.

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