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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 22, 2026
Filed:
Oct. 17, 2023
Zhejiang Lab, Hangzhou, CN;
Yiting Zhu, Hangzhou, CN;
Dingkun Liang, Hangzhou, CN;
Ye Xie, Hangzhou, CN;
Chengzhi Gao, Hangzhou, CN;
Anhuan Xie, Hangzhou, CN;
Jianjun Gu, Hangzhou, CN;
Shiqiang Zhu, Hangzhou, CN;
ZHEJIANG LAB, Hangzhou, CN;
Abstract
The present invention provides a whole-body compliance control method applied to a fast and stable walking biped robot, and the control method includes: obtaining a plantar stress and a plantar moment based on information of a foot force sensor to estimate an actual ZMP position of the robot; designing a centroid compliance controller based on the actual ZMP position of the robot to correct a centroid acceleration; designing a plantar position compliance controller based on a double spring-damper model according to the plantar stress to correct a foot height; designing a plantar posture compliance controller based on the plantar moment to correct a plantar posture; adding corrected centroid and foot values into an originally desired trajectory; and obtaining motor angles of various joints. In the method, the plantar position compliance controller is used to reduce the landing impact; the plantar posture compliance controller is used to ensure that the robot lands flat to prevent the robot from rollover; the centroid compliance controller is used to adjust a centroid position to prevent a robot body from bending forward and backward when the robot walks fast, thereby increasing the stability of the biped robot during fast walking.