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I think the paper published in Science Robotics 2020 by the team at ETH is more impressive. They made a fully simulation trained quadrupedal robot walk on ice,
by NalNezumi 3y ago
I think the paper published in Science Robotics 2020 by the team at ETH is more impressive. They made a fully simulation trained quadrupedal robot walk on ice, rocky terrain, and even in a river. Without much of the nitty-gritty tweaking seen in this paper
edit: found the project homepage
https://leggedrobotics.github.io/rl-blindloco/ https://leggedrobotics.github.io/rl-blindloco/
- blt 3y agoquadruped walking is much, much more forgiving of flaws in the controller. It's not really comparable to biped walking.