Enhancing the Vertical Mobility of a Robot Hexapod Using Microspines
@article{Martone2019EnhancingTV, title={Enhancing the Vertical Mobility of a Robot Hexapod Using Microspines}, author={Matt Martone and C. Pavlov and Adam Zeloof and V. Bahl}, journal={ArXiv}, year={2019}, volume={abs/1906.04811} }
Modern climbing robots have risen to great heights, but mechanisms meant to scale cliffs often locomote slowly and over-cautiously on level ground. Here we introduce T-RHex, an iteration on the classic cockroach-inspired hexapod that has been augmented with microspine feet for climbing. T-RHex is a mechanically intelligent platform capable of efficient locomotion on ground with added climbing abilities. The legs integrate the compliance required for the microspines with the compliance required… Expand
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