Humanoid Robot LOLA walks over an unexpected platform @AppliedMechanicsTUM
Humanoid Robot LOLA walks over an unexpected platform  @AppliedMechanicsTUM
Uploaded January 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Vision-Based Autonomous Walking over Platforms or Stairs.
- Our vision system uses a kinect-like sensor to model the environment: surfaces (including the ground) are modelled as polygons and obstacles as SSV's (swept-sphere volumes).
- Our motion planning system uses a modified A* search algorithm to find footsteps locations on walkable surfaces and each step's parameters are optimized to account for kinematic capabilities.
Everything is running in real-time

Check out our open source repositories!
github.com/am-lola
Humanoid Robot LOLA walks over an unexpected platformJoint project advances prosthetic evaluationAdaptive Motion Planning with Tactile Feedback on the CROPS platformHumanoid Robot LOLA at the Hannover Fair 2010A Mobile Dual-Arm System That Makes Intralogistics More EfficientOur Humanoid Robot LOLA pre-simulates motions to better walk over complicated terrainTeleoperation with an Agricultural Robot - collision and joint limit avoidanceHierarchical Control of First-Order Differential KinematicsCROPS Manipulator (Generation 2) picking sweet-pepper in greenhouseCROPS Manipulator (Generation 1) - Self Collision AvoidanceAutomatic swing - a parametric oscillatorCROPS Manipulator (Generation 2) in 7 DOF configuration picking sweet-pepper in lab
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Humanoid Robot LOLA walks over an unexpected platform

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