Publication: Improved Efficiency in Legged Running Using Lightweight Passive Compliant Feet
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This paper investigates the mechanical benefits of employing a passive foot segment to improve energetic efficiency in legged running. The proposed lightweight design significantly reduces impact and damping losses, while simultaneously allowing for a natural-looking stance configuration. Actuator in- put and ankle spring properties were optimized in simulation and successfully tested in 2D running experiments.
Reference
- Detailed record: https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/181043?ln=en
- EPFL-CONF-181043
Posted on: August 27, 2012