Feeding knees angle to the walking robot
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Hi,
I'm doing gait analysis for human-being.
I watched a great video about how to build a walking robot and observe many metrics when the robot walking in this following link:https://www.mathworks.com/videos/matlab-and-simulink-robotics-arena-walking-robots-part-1-modeling-and-simulation-1505941655157.html
However, my target is in an opposite aspect. I recored the real knees degree data when people walking. Now I want to feed these degree data into the robot then observe how the robot walks. Is this possible?
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Sebastian Castro
2019-7-1
Thanks for tagging this post with roboticsarena so we got that notification! Much appreciated.
In Simscape Multibody, you can choose to actuate joints either with torques or with motion profiles. I am guessing you want to put in a motion profile from the real knee angle data. See the "Motion Input" section below.
Or, this example:
- Sebastian
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Sebastian Castro
2019-7-4
That's right. The heavier the robot, the higher the stiffness needs to be... else it might fall through.
You should pick something big enough to hold the weight at a specified displacement (much smaller than the thickness of the foot).
Force = Stiffness*Displacement
For more information, see here:
https://blogs.mathworks.com/racing-lounge/2017/09/12/introduction-to-contact-modeling/
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