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Human Movement Execution Control Combined with Posture Control—A Neurorobotics Approach

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Abstract

The human-derived sensorimotor control concept DEC (for Disturbance Estimation and Compensation) is here considered with three issues: (1) DEC can be used in a modular control architecture for multi-DoF applications. (2) DEC can easily be implemented on humanoid robotics platforms that have human-inspired sensors and force-controlled actuations. (3) Comparing different bio-inspired control concepts with each other on the same robot helps to define criteria for human-likeness of control algorithms—with potential benefits for user acceptance in assistive robotics.

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Metadata
Title
Human Movement Execution Control Combined with Posture Control—A Neurorobotics Approach
Authors
T. Mergner
V. Lippi
Copyright Year
2017
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-46669-9_42