Human - Like Bipedal Walking Robot

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Human-Like Bipedal Walking Robot In the world of robotics engineering there are two primary ways to view how a robot walks. Either the robot has to be quasi-statically stable at every moment of movement, or it can walk like a human in a more dynamic manner, where if it stopped half-way through a step it would fall over. The real trick has always been keeping a dynamically walking robot upright. Assistant Professor Dr. Aaro

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