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Locomotion of snake-like robots using adaptive neural oscillators (adaptive neural oscillator를 사용한 뱀 모양 로봇의 운동 연구)

Abstract : 

       This paper proposes a CPG-based control architecture using a frequency-adaptive oscillator for undulatory locomotion of snake-like robots. The control architecture consists of a network of neural oscillators that generates desired oscillatory output signals with specific phase lags. Akey feature of the proposed architecture is a self-adaptation process that modulates the parameters of theCPGto adapt the motion of the robot to varying coefficients of body-ground friction. This process is based on the frequency-adaptation rule of the oscillator that is designed to learn the periodicity of sensory feedback signals. It has an important meaning of establishing a closed-loop CPG much more robust against environmental and/or system parameter changes. We verify the validity of the proposed locomotion control system employing a simulated snake-like robot moving over terrains with different friction coefficients with a constant velocity.