The focus of this project is on the development of a quadruped robot named Solo 12, which is designed to switch seamlessly between quadrupedal and bipedal modes of lo- comotion. This adaptability makes it ideal for navigating unstructured environments. The project delves into the technical aspects of the robot’s development, including hardware architecture, electronics installation, and software stack with an emphasis on locomotion controls. Additionally, the project explores the use of computer vision technology for person tracking.

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Creator

• Esmaeili, Hushmand
• Leung, Yuen Lam
• Puttur, Aadhya

Publisher

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Identifier

• E-project-042623-211626
• 105621

Stichwort

• Dynamic Lomotion
• Quadruped
• Bimodal
• Person Tracking
• Legged Robotics
• Computer Vision

Advisor

• Michalson, William R.
• Agheli Hajiabadi, Mohammad Mahdi
• Xiao, Jing
• Rosendo, Andre

Year

• 2023

Date created

• 2023-04-26

Resource type

• Major Qualifying Project

Major

• Computer Science
• Robotics Engineering

Source

• E-project-042623-211626

Rights statement

• In Copyright

Zuletzt geändert

• 2023-06-23