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Orbital stabilization of an underactuated bipedal gait via nonlinear H∞-control using measurement feedback

Montano et al., 2017

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15699516014538259428
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Montano O
Orlov Y
Aoustin Y
Chevallereau C
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Autonomous Robots

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The primary concern of the work is robust control of hybrid mechanical systems under unilateral constraints with underactuation degree one. Nonlinear H∞ output feedback synthesis is developed in the hybrid setting, covering collision phenomena. Sufficient …
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