Abstract
In this paper, we demonstrate methods for bipedal walking control based on the Capture Point (CP) methodology. In particular, we introduce a method to intuitively derive a CP reference trajectory from the next three steps and extend the linear inverted pendulum (LIP) based CP tracking controller introduced in [1], generalizing it to a model that contains vertical CoM motions and changes in angular momentum. Respecting the dynamics of general multibody systems, we propose a measurement-based compensation of multi-body effects, which leads to a stable closed-loop dynamics of bipedal walking robots. In addition we propose a ZMP projection method, which prevents the robots feet from tilting and ensures the best feasible CP tracking. The extended CP controller's performance is validated in OpenHRP3 [2] simulations and compared to the controller proposed in [1].
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