Abstract
In this paper, we develop a quasi passive dynamic walking robot which has two legs, ankles, and an upper body. The size of the developed robot is about the same as that of a child. Although it is important to stabilize a desired periodic walk orbit, the information of its orbit is generally uncertain. This paper proposes a new walking control method based on the delayed feedback control which can stabilize periodic orbits without their exact information.
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