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                    | Auteur | Hernández-Santos, C.; Rodriguez-Leal, Ernesto; Soto, R.; Gordillo, J.L. |  
                    | Publié | InTech Open Access Publisher, 2012 |  
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                    | Abstract | Humanoid biped robots are typically complex in design, having numerous Degrees‐of‐Freedom (DOF)
 due to the ambitious goal of mimicking the human gait.
 The paper proposes a new architecture for a biped robot
 with seven DOF per each leg and one DOF
 corresponding to the toe joint. Furthermore, this work
 presents close equations for the forward and inverse
 kinematics by dividing the walking gait into the Sagittal
 and Frontal planes. This paper explains the
 mathematical model of the dynamics equations for the
 legs into the Sagittal and Frontal planes by further
 applying the principle of Lagrangian dynamics. Finally,
 a control approach using a PD control law with gravity
 compensation was recurred in order to control the
 desired trajectories and finding the required torque by
 the joints. The paper contains several simulations and
 numerical examples to prove the analytical results,
 using SimMechanics of MATLAB toolbox and
 SolidWorks to verify the analytical results.
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