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SKPang / Kondo's new MotionGenerator software

Post by Layton » Tue Aug 12, 2008 9:57 pm

Post by Layton
Tue Aug 12, 2008 9:57 pm

SKPang / Kondo has a new software called MotionGenerator which uses mathematical calculations to automatically create optimized walking gaits for bipedal robots.

According to Impress Robot Watch, it uses a new Kondo control board called "Motion Generator 2HV": up to 32 PWM servo motors, 8 digital, 14 analog inputs, etc which they are recommending as an upgrade over the RCB-3

It can generate motion in robots with one or two servos in the knee joint. Walking takes into account a number of factors, especially important is "bending the basic stance" , "walk", "influence the amount of weight shift" and "leg-up amount". By adjusting the parameters you can change the length of the stride for slower or faster walking gaits.

It can also handle turning during walking, and can make adjustments to the upper body's orientation to enable smooth walking gaits while walking up and down a slope.

you can see some movies at the article on Impress Robot Watch:
http://robot.watch.impress.co.jp/cda/co ... /1241.html
SKPang / Kondo has a new software called MotionGenerator which uses mathematical calculations to automatically create optimized walking gaits for bipedal robots.

According to Impress Robot Watch, it uses a new Kondo control board called "Motion Generator 2HV": up to 32 PWM servo motors, 8 digital, 14 analog inputs, etc which they are recommending as an upgrade over the RCB-3

It can generate motion in robots with one or two servos in the knee joint. Walking takes into account a number of factors, especially important is "bending the basic stance" , "walk", "influence the amount of weight shift" and "leg-up amount". By adjusting the parameters you can change the length of the stride for slower or faster walking gaits.

It can also handle turning during walking, and can make adjustments to the upper body's orientation to enable smooth walking gaits while walking up and down a slope.

you can see some movies at the article on Impress Robot Watch:
http://robot.watch.impress.co.jp/cda/co ... /1241.html
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Post by Orac » Tue Aug 12, 2008 10:45 pm

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Tue Aug 12, 2008 10:45 pm

Interesting that some screens seem to be in English and some are not
Interesting that some screens seem to be in English and some are not
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Post by Tech Mech » Wed Aug 13, 2008 12:03 am

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Wed Aug 13, 2008 12:03 am

The English translation also mentions that their is a "Mac" version of the new software to. :D
The English translation also mentions that their is a "Mac" version of the new software to. :D
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