Time-Variable Control for our Humanoid Robot LOLA (simulation) @AppliedMechanicsTUM
Time-Variable Control for our Humanoid Robot LOLA (simulation)  @AppliedMechanicsTUM
Uploaded July 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
In this video we shortly present our new time-variable, event-based walking control for biped robots. We add two phases to our walking control which are activated when the robot finds itself in an early-contact or late-contact scenario. The newest phase, "glide", specifically deals with a late-contact scenario by preventing the tilting over of the robot. With it, our humanoid lola can deal with leg-in-hole situations. Real experiments coming soon!

Check out our open source repositories!
github.com/am-lola
Time-Variable Control for our Humanoid Robot LOLA (simulation)Humanoid Robot JOHNNIE at the Hannover Fair 2003CVT Simulation - Element ForcesCROPS Manipulator (Generation 2) in 9 DOF configuration picking sweet-pepper in labHumanoid Robot LOLA - Robustness to Soft and Hard ObstaclesA Flexible and Low Cost Tactile Sensor for Robotic ApplicationsSix-legged robot MAX first steps - 1994Shape-Memory ActuatorsHumanoid Robot LOLA v1.1 - Validation of Hardware Upgrade - Initial TestsNumerical and Experimental OptimizationCROPS Manipulator (Generation 1) picking sweet-pepper in labALE Beam Model: Full Deformation
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Time-Variable Control for our Humanoid Robot LOLA (simulation)

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