Machines that walk
by Shin-Min Song, Kenneth J. Waldron · first published 1988
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…move horizontally using only one actuator per leg, which allowed manual backup control. It's an interesting piece of history, but there's no need to do it that way today. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Machines-That-Walk-Adaptive-Suspensio...
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