Robust Embodied Self-Identification of Morphology in Damaged Multi-Legged Robots
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| author | Farghdani, Sahand Patel, Mili Chhabra, Robin |
| author_facet | Farghdani, Sahand Patel, Mili Chhabra, Robin |
| contents | Multi-legged robots (MLRs) are vulnerable to leg damage during complex missions, which can impair their performance. This paper presents a self-modeling and damage identification algorithm that enables autonomous adaptation to partial or complete leg loss using only data from a low-cost IMU. A novel FFT-based filter is introduced to address time-inconsistent signals, improving damage detection by comparing body orientation between the robot and its model. The proposed method identifies damaged legs and updates the robot's model for integration into its control system. Experiments on uneven terrain validate its robustness and computational efficiency. |
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| spellingShingle | Robust Embodied Self-Identification of Morphology in Damaged Multi-Legged Robots Farghdani, Sahand Patel, Mili Chhabra, Robin Robotics Multi-legged robots (MLRs) are vulnerable to leg damage during complex missions, which can impair their performance. This paper presents a self-modeling and damage identification algorithm that enables autonomous adaptation to partial or complete leg loss using only data from a low-cost IMU. A novel FFT-based filter is introduced to address time-inconsistent signals, improving damage detection by comparing body orientation between the robot and its model. The proposed method identifies damaged legs and updates the robot's model for integration into its control system. Experiments on uneven terrain validate its robustness and computational efficiency. |
| title | Robust Embodied Self-Identification of Morphology in Damaged Multi-Legged Robots |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.19984 |